We're now hiring someone to help work on the compiler and surrounding tools like program visualization and debugging. Help save civilization from the vicious feedback loop of bad software, and accompanying skill deterioration, into which we are getting stuck.
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I'm looking for a systems-programmer kind of person for this role. Game and graphics experience is helpful but not required. Real experience with complex software written in systems programming languages like C or C++ is required...
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Academic or industry experience with compilers may be a negative if you are very much a believer in the way those things are conceptualized and executed, because so much of that stuff is wrong or unnecessary. If you have worked on those things but see that much is done wrong,
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that's a positive. DM me and we can discuss / I can give you further details how to apply. Please do not apply if you like web programming, or if you want to implement a garbage collector.
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Replying to @Jonathan_Blow
Do you have a take on Go's garbage collection? https://blog.golang.org/ismmkeynote Looks beautiful to me.
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Replying to @Jonathan_Blow @BippinBits
And yet, they don't stop getting faster. 50µs Stop The World on average is a pretty good price tag for a *lot* of applications.https://malloc.se/blog/zgc-jdk16
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"Price tag"? Really? What is the total cost of the garbage collector in this kind of scenario? Have you even bothered to think about it, or are you taking the average pause time as the actual total cost (which is completely nonsensical)?
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Modern programmers in a nutshell.
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