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Can confirm. I have 12 years+ experience in Python and applied to the Senior Software Engineer (Golang) job a few weeks ago as I wanted to develop my Go skills more. Vacancy states "Proficiency with Go or another backend language (and willing to switch to Go);" and requests 4 years of experience. I got autorejected.
I replied to this vacancy on March 14th, but except for a confirmation email, I didn't hear anything. Is it still open?
I thought about applying when I saw this post last month. Cool product and interesting stack. But few things were a deal-breaker for me:
- no ability to work less than 40 hours
- very little room to work remotely
Overall the vibe of your FAQ page was a bit off-putting to me. Giving this as honest feedback, if you continue to struggle to fill this position, those are things you might want to have a second look at.
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I think it's just in grams. You're "allowed" to carry 5 grams on you, so 7g wouldn't make sense.
This is true. Because we're such a small country, dubbing isn't viable (adding subtitles is cheaper). And I'm glad for it, because I can't stand dubbed things, but that might just be because I'm not so used to it.
Relevant xkcd: https://xkcd.com/1357/
I'm generally against state surveillance, but how else would you properly tax?
most of my regex-fu entails building a regex relatively close to what I want and then repeatedly throwing it at a local instance of RegExper and test strings until I have something which accomplishes what I'm looking for it to do.
I'd definitely fall outside the "true regex superheroes" category.
I think you just gave the definition of "true regex superhero". Best regex programmers I know have a similar workflow.
Regarding #3, I feel you. I haven't accepted it yet myself, although it's probably better for my state of mind if I did. Hope can be a damaging thing if it's never met.