How memory maps (mmap) deliver faster file access in Go

Re:How memory maps (mmap) deliver faster file access in Go by YouAreWRONGtoo on Thursday October 23, 2025 @07:39PM (#45688891)

If you can't post a salary, you shouldn't post a job opening.

(Not that you can afford me.)

Also, your company is breaking the law by false advertising. It suggests your current leadership is fucking stupid. Why do you work for a criminal enterprise?

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Re:How memory maps (mmap) deliver faster file access in Go by vlovich123 on Thursday October 23, 2025 @07:52PM (#45689010)

What’s the false advertising?

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Re:How memory maps (mmap) deliver faster file access in Go by deaddodo on Thursday October 23, 2025 @08:11PM (#45689161)

Yeah, I took a look at the posting and it’s a bog standard job posting.

I assume they’re referring to the no-salary aspect and (based on their speech style) are in the US. But, even in that case, it would only matter if the posting were targeted to one of the states that require salary information and the company operated or had a presence in said state. Since it’s an EU company, that’s almost definitely not the case.

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Re:How memory maps (mmap) deliver faster file access in Go by vlovich123 on Friday October 24, 2025 @01:50AM (#45691236)

> and the company operated or had a presence in said state

And the company was big enough. AFAIK the salary transparency stuff only applies when your headcount exceeds some number.

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Re:How memory maps (mmap) deliver faster file access in Go by jasonwatkinspdx on Thursday October 23, 2025 @08:36PM (#45689335)

I'd be shocked if anyone would hire you after seeing this behavior...

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