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the trouble developers have to support many browsers is because of the implementation variations.
a recent issue I had on Edge is that if the border color is #FFFFFFFF, it is rendered as black, but on other browsers, this is white.
What if the standard itself is defined as a common source code, and not owned by any company?
the standard implementation could be a dumb one without any hardware acceleration. It only needs to define the correct behavior. Any customized implementation has to conform to it.
But I don't see a growth opportunity in a big company, the work is boring as hell and there are engineers, who joined 5 years earlier than I did, are still on same level as mine.
And the key engineering work is hold tightly by early members, unless they retire, I don't see a chance.
And I want to do robotics. Although my current company is investing in the area, they only need people with the right background, i.e. PhDs in robotics. And I have talk with google recruiters, they let me choose a position before the interview, but all my selections are as boring as my current position.
Doing a startup seems to be only way?
Someone got a certificate ....
North Korea is more socialism than China. I will only learn from the best.
If North Korea had an open course I would take it. Specifically, I'm interested in the course on how to get fat alone ...
This is something you can ask when applying a job. They will tell you if they sponsor.
once start, you can apply for h1b. the time for filing h1b is April, so ideally you should land a job offer before April, otherwise you will have wait for April of the next year.
bigger companies are more likely to sponsor h1b, whereas smaller ones and startups will probably won't do it. there are requirements on the ratio of citizen employees vs foreigners and minimum payment, smaller companies usually won't be able to meet the requirement.
template<class Type> class A {
if constexpr (std::is_same<Type, int>::value) { int a; }
}
because while on toilet, don't want nearby stalls hear what I'm watching.
no job, no connection
I think GraphQL only adds query to rest. Could be an implementation burden on the server side in order to fulfill different queries. For a site like facebook, which provides public API, GraphQL might have more flexibility. But for my personal project, I write both the backend and the frontend, I know exactly what data I want for each endpoint. There is no flexibility needed, as I design the database, the api endpoints based on my specific use-case.
And I don't want to support any public apis
p2p forums/social networks should be a better solution.