Post Ax37GzRTY0fuu64XeC by pkw@snac.d34d.net
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 (DIR) Post #Ax2dxctCHF9EmhS9rs by pkw@snac.d34d.net
       2025-08-10T21:55:24Z
       
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       I would be thrilled to get a job doing C.But ... lisp is better than C :P[runs away]
       
 (DIR) Post #Ax2dxdzGCBamBnIVxQ by ozzelot@mstdn.social
       2025-08-10T23:13:47Z
       
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       @pkwI would be thrilled to get a job doing C... but they seem kinda few and far between (especially for someone not very proven as a dev.)
       
 (DIR) Post #Ax37GzRTY0fuu64XeC by pkw@snac.d34d.net
       2025-08-10T23:48:34Z
       
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       Yeah idk, I'm prepared to say I have more experience than I do in C.Also C++.  But I do have more experience in c++.For the longest time I wrote off C because (i thought) itwas a subset of C++.  But now that I have been immersed in itthey seem like two diff langs to me.Oh anyways I was doing python dev and I don't think there's as muchwork there as there was.  I could also go back to java and be happytoo.  I only had the one python job, but I was so soured by gettingforced to work in LLMs that python might be dead to me.(Lots of the LLM BS is in python, and python is the one that i think LLMcan generate the best.  (best is subjective))I mean getting a job in commonlisp ... swoon.Or even Scheme, Janet, Golang, Elixir ... but I'm guessing those are really niche.IDK the hiring and interview process is awful to me, so I am timid :P
       
 (DIR) Post #Ax37H0cVAV5aYaErTM by ozzelot@mstdn.social
       2025-08-11T04:42:17Z
       
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       @pkwI tried to get a job that would involve mostly C++, which is its own beast compared to C, but eh, survivable... and the interviewers asked what I thought of LLMs. We did not see eye to eye on that.