DuckDuckGo has been giving me poor results lately - especially when I look for news, everything is a redirect to Bing now - so I instead use Brave Search. It’s kind of disappointing since DDG had always worked great for me

People don’t become like this,

micropenis!

I hope I will duck off before we go full dystopian

I only got quite simple tests tbf, but I don’t look for senior positions. Main thing is to just get the problem solved writing decent code (if it’s a home assignment) or to walk them through your reasonings

The only time I got a leetcode waste of time it was a Dijsktra/A* problem (which I failed)

Why? Tech tests are fine, absurd complex tests for shitty jobs are not

chroot chroot chroot!

I am CHROOOT

Dude, what you wrote is cockiness^cocky

I liked using CLion for both Rust and C++, now I see they outright deprecated the Rust plugin

Left is clearly more readable, after you read comments. I think the example is bad though, and in most cases right would be clearer

I guess so that if I leave, they won’t be fucked

JS/TS, Rust-ish, and CPP

Yeah, probably. In the end maybe I will end up using c++ cause a coworker is pushing for it (although he knows nothing of the language). Ironically, I’m the one advising not to cause I know I don’t know lol

The project is brand new (as in, the integration backend doesn’t exist), I have to code and architecture it

It’s not web backend

What existing code? I have to write the whole thing from scratch

There is no codebase, I have to write it from scratch. Also nope, I’ve religiously avoided Java so far

Tell me you know I’m from an Italian company telling me I work for an Italian company

If you send an SMS in Europe, you get no answer most of the time

Yeah but knowing why something was made in that way would greatly help. The problem here is, the design is unreliable (just today we found an error in the design which changed an INSERT to a simple SELECT) so if we knew why certain things were made that way it would make our job much easier (in the end we have to ask if something weird was meant that way or it’s a design error)