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It is a bit slow: when I load page the background appears black and then becomes gradient.

+1 for tutor I think that there should be someone who could sometimes answer for his questions and help if things don't work as he want.

I think that the best way to deal with it is to discuss the problem with your team lead and introduce a mandatory code review process in your team.

I mean using of Crucible, Github pull requests or something like it and reviewing all commits by one of senior developers. Then commits that don't follow coding standards of you team will be rejected in the issues will be fixed. However you also have to establish coding guidelines for your team to use them as a reason to reject some commits.

It will not only help your team with following coding style guidelines, but also improve the code quality in general.

Thank you, I understood your point.

The financial sector is what I'm thinking about, but I've always though thought that it is hard to find a job in this sector without a solid experience. So the idea about a talent agency seems to be helpful.

BTW I'd like to ask about a relocation. Is it right that it is easier to find a position that offers relocation (I mean H1B visa) in some financial institution rather than in an internet company?

In general I'm interested in development of high-performance network applications or something connected with intensive calculations. In these areas C++ is a reliable choice, and I want to improve my skills with it to be able to apply for positions that requires experience.

Actually the speed of light is just a constant that interconnects spatial and time coordinates.

In special relativity everything moves with c light speed in a 4-dimentional pseudo-Euclidian space. It means that the light speed constant c is just a measure unit that interconnects time and spatial coordinates. And the actual spatial velocity of a particle is just a projection on the spatial coordinates of it's 4-dimentional velocity which always has length equal to c.

So the existence of light speed constant seems more like a boundary condition that limits class of possible solutions rather than something connected with the processor's clock-speed.

Saying "could be written on C++" I mean a problem that's natural language of solution is C++, Java or something like it.

Why the example in README uses sudo by default? It seems more suitable to install APIs into local user directory by default and don't force the users to run your command as root.

It is misleading if you examine the search results. At first there are only 5 positions concerned on C++ as a primary language, other just mention C++ as an additional skill. The other three contain Visual Studio in description of the job which means that they are looking for Windows developers, and I not interested in development for Windows.

So there is actually no jobs on stackoverflow careers which satisfy the requirements I mentioned in the question.

Yes, I've thought about it. I doubt do they hire me if I read "The Go programming language book" and say that I have C/C++ experience? Or it is necessary to spend a lot of time learning Go and contributing to open source projects just to get hired anywhere? Do Go jobs nowtimes actually require just general programming experience assuming that Go could be learned in first days of working?

I mean entirely remote jobs and in-person interview is not possible. The reason is that now I live in a small town in Russia.

I know Qt (have an open-source project based on it https://github.com/a-rodin/qstardict), but don't want to work with GUI. I think I would like some libraries or applications that run on server and so some complicated jobs that require high performance.