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451.
by zerr 2y ago
> $70-110k > Be able to pass multiple technical interviews, including algorithm and coding questions. These do not match. If you want to mimic the FANG interview process, you should mimic the compensation as well.
452.
by zerr 2y ago
Kind of similar to the leetcode grinding.
453.
by zerr 2y ago
You can retire early in most of the countries with that income.
454.
by zerr 2y ago
There is wxGo, but sadly the project is not maintained.
455.
by zerr 2y ago
Yes, but I mean the non-UI stuff: concurrency, networking, file system, etc...
456.
by zerr 2y ago
How is the core/foundation framework porting (to Windows) going on?
457.
by zerr 2y ago
One observation I have with Rust, looking at the code in wild, abstractions are usually (always?) leaky - implementation details are exposed/imposed due to the ownership feature of the language.
458.
by zerr 2y ago
You can get a good idea by reading docs about plugins APIs for a particular software.
459.
by zerr 2y ago
Please provide desktop or web app. Not everyone uses iOS or Android devices.
460.
by zerr 2y ago
Are you looking for a headcount to be Amazon-ed at the end of the performance review cycle?
461.
by zerr 2y ago
Most of the time, job postings don't care about the knowledge of tech X, but rather the past several years of professional experience using tech X.
462.
by zerr 2y ago
Having the exceptions support does not mean the code will be scattered with try/catches - it is not used for the code flow, but ensuring no error slips silently. And when the exception is thrown, the stack trace is captured so you can
463.
by zerr 2y ago
Interesting if in-app purchase is registered as the app network access vs Google Play services network access.
464.
by zerr 2y ago
But you can verify that the app does not use the network at all, right?
465.
by zerr 2y ago
Isn't `#pragma once` helpful for avoiding reparsing headers?
466.
by zerr 2y ago
How about the other two?
467.
by zerr 2y ago
EDIT: This is also why candidates should spend as little time as possible when applying for jobs, omitting cover letters and refusing to fill huge forms. The legit job poster companies should understand this and stop requiring cover letters
468.
by zerr 2y ago
You can often see this even on HN Who's Hiring threads - people post the same exact blobs again and again over the years. I tend to believe that this is a form of masked advertising as well.
469.
by zerr 2y ago
In C.
470.
by zerr 2y ago
Often I think that I'm lucky, still working on C++ desktop applications.
471.
by zerr 2y ago
TC++PL book is full of wisdom in general programming, easily transferable to other languages.
472.
by zerr 2y ago
I guess the scarcity of cheap labour contributed to the demise of C++ in the applications world.
473.
by zerr 2y ago
Are there any university lectures/videos based on this book?
474.
by zerr 3y ago
And often seem to be selected according to Western "beauty standards".
475.
by zerr 3y ago
Accessibility?
476.
by zerr 3y ago
But it still runs a loop like a game engine - 60 FPS? So when compared to native UI, it's like immediate vs retained mode, right?
477.
by zerr 3y ago
But you can make friends with the client and later work directly for them.
478.
by zerr 3y ago
Years ago, an underpaid long-term gig on odesk (now upwork).
479.
by zerr 3y ago
Any chance you can remove that European salary ceiling? You are missing on a lot of great talent, including Europeans, who work remotely for US shops.
480.
by zerr 3y ago
Check out wxPython.

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