Golang

Proposal for adding generic methods to structs (not interfaces) accepted last month ✨

While not giving us everything we could want, it's still gonna be a welcome feature.

Gophers, hey. Confusing ^ with exponentiation instead of XOR in Go seems like a pretty easy mistake to make. The bug itself is simple, but it still shows up even in some well-known projects with large codebases.

How often does this happen in your code?

I was applying for a senior backend engineer job in this european startup in the healthcare sector.

I passed through 4 rounds of 1 hour interviews. Everyone was telling me this company is remote first, nobody works at the office.

Contract type is as remote on linkedin.

The offer arrived, 80k euros. They are very reluctant in giving the contract to me so I can proceed with the bureaucracy regarding blue card and job change before 12 months.

The contract arrives and it's full of traps:

• They can require work on weekends and holidays with no notice
• There isn't a single mention to remote working on the contract
• They can relocate me to any place with a 2 months notice
• HR refused to add remote clause on the contract

To make it even worse, they were processing my emails through an undisclosed AI tool using chatgpt, in which I've sent my personal documents.

Avoid these traps like hellfire.

Company name is Recare.

The next generations of Bubble Tea, Lip Gloss, and Bubbles are available now.

For those that don't know, these are Go libraries used to easily create terminal user interfaces.

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