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by zura 13y ago
Contracts. Really that simple. You just put images of your signature in some contract pdf and that's all...
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by zura 13y ago
Interested in projects involving: C++, C, Prolog, Erlang, Haskell Games, AI; Systems programming; Complex desktop or server systems; wxWidgets, Qt; Mobile apps; Logic and functional programming; Compilers/Interpreters/semantics
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by zura 13y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote or periodical onsite. Based in Georgia, Europe. Experienced C++ engineer with a diverse background, including systems programming and rich cross-platform software development. E-mail: zura.jobs 'at gmail.com
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The reason Facebook switched away from using Erlang for Chat (2014)(quora.com)
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Remote Working Works(infoq.com)
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US-only remote or worldwide?
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by zura 13y ago
There also was a quite interesting protocol T/TCP - which was something between TCP and UDP.
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The sad fact is that while Russia keeps making active steps, EU only gets "concerned", but nothing more... It is time for EU to do some real actions (not sanctions...). They should propose some real alternative options, even for Y
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by zura 13y ago
Mitigating risk by contract-to-hire might be reasonable in some European countries where firing is rather complicated. But, what's the problem in US? I thought it was extremely easy to fire people there.
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by zura 13y ago
If your background is dynamic languages, you really shouldn't miss C++, with all of its low-level stuff along with good enough high-level stuff. Even if you won't use it professionally, after C++ you'll swallow any new langua
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by zura 13y ago
TypeScript support makes me want to take a closer look.
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by zura 13y ago
Same for Georgia (Europe).
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SEEKING WORK - Remote or periodical onsite. Based in Georgia, Europe. Experienced C++ engineer with a diverse background, including systems programming and rich cross-platform software development. E-mail: zura.jobs 'at gmail.com
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by zura 13y ago
On the other hand, 6 figures salary is as well a rarity in Euros (in EUR currency countries) for engineers. EDIT: I should had put more emphasis on "rarity" - lets say almost unimaginable. At least, I have an impression that it is
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by zura 13y ago
My experience was quite the opposite - Borland C++ 3.1 and I never liked Pascal ;)
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Just one thing to point out - people wrongfully consider that an alternative to a non-deterministic GC is necessarily a manual memory management. There are automatic and deterministic memory management mechanisms, e.g. smart pointers in C
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by zura 13y ago
If OP is questioning to consider a counter-offer, what's wrong with [questioning] considering a counter-counter-offer? Your example is not relevant - you can treat yourself as a commodity even with a single offer. Actually, even withou
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by zura 13y ago
You should consider a counter-counter-offer. Actually, any number of counters until they exhaust. Then you choose the better one.
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by zura 13y ago
While we are at it, any advice of how to market such software? I mean, when there is more or less saturated market. Thanks!
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by zura 13y ago
Not sure about OS kernels, but their intent was to attract C++ programmers, although, they ended up mostly attracting python programmers.
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Just too much plumbing and boilerplate code is needed to do some simple things... Agree, that for some small projects, Qt can be overkill.
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by zura 13y ago
Lets hope that tools and frameworks like this will be widely adopted, thus more and more jobs requiring these skills, rather than that crap, over-engineered "native" SDKs/frameworks...
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by zura 13y ago
>it ruins the surprise Huh? In the first place, I do NOT want any surprise at all.
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Sweden knew about the Russia-Georgia war before the US: report(sverigesradio.se)
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Nice. I guess C++ related tasks might be more REMOTE (from Europe) friendly, right?
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Any C++ jobs? :)
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Well, OCaml has its own issues: http://www.podval.org/~sds/ocaml-sucks.html Interesting, what would experienced OCaml user say about this. Maybe some issues are now fixed...
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by zura 13y ago
The world would be such a wonderful place if the location didn't matter... I mean, remove that prefix "if you're at place X" and suddenly all those propositions become much more valuable.
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by zura 13y ago
Hah, I was thinking to Ask HN these days about the availability of exotic jobs, including OS/2 (or eComStation) programming jobs. I also wouldn't mind to take Motif jobs. Feel free to contact me if you have any ;)
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by zura 13y ago
I believe it is needed for US contractors. Anyway, when the company asks you to spend substantial amount of time, they shouldn't hesitate to issue 1099 form as well.

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