Well... a turnip, obviously.
UpperBroccoli
joined 1 year ago
"under Dutch control". Damn muppets.
I could go on all day, the USA is not a free market.
I should have said "free as in predator".
That's always been "free" as in "market".
Such a shame he died so young. He was absolutely brilliant.
Except for one that says it is balancing out other propaganda, as if that made it any better...
You people really need to go and build a third party, one that actually is everything the republicans accuse the democrats of being.
Finally, prepare thoughtful questions to ask the interviewer. This demonstrates your curiosity and engagement. For example, you could ask about the team dynamics, opportunities for professional growth, or how success is measured in the role. Avoid asking about salary or benefits too early; save those discussions for later stages.
So... waste my time to interview for a job with a salary that might be a joke? Riiiight. Pretend we're not doing this for the money. Riiiiiiiiight.
Is this for real? Are people really asking you to reverse a string in python during a job interview?
In Germany, they look like yours.
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As a long time C/C++ developer, I think it has a lot of really great ideas. The one thing preventing me from using it a lot more is that there is no stable ABI that would allow to use shared libraries in Rust - everything is statically linked, and if I use the same crates in a number of programs, the same code exists in each of these programs. That is not really a good thing whne you try to develop for a system with very limited space and where program load times make a difference, such as for certain embedded platforms.
But honestly, Rust support in the Linux kernel? Java never got that far, nor any other language (apart from C, obviously).