suddengunter

When a few years ago I moved from Eastern Europe (where I had 1GB/s to my apartment for years) to the UK I was surprised that "the best" internet connection I was able to get was about 40MBit/s phone line. But it's a small town, and during past years even we have fiber up to 2GB/s now.

I'm surprised US still has issues that you mentioned. Have you considered Starlink(fuck Musk, but the product is decent)/alternatives?

for private Go packages all I need is to point it to another git repo. for nuget/maven etc - I need an artifact registry, with it's own bells and whistles

  Location: Ukraine
  Remote: Yes
  Willing to relocate: Yes, preferably UK/US/Canada
  Technologies: Go, AWS, k8s, C#/.Net Core, PostgreSQL, MongoDB.
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In C# we were going from "every reference type can be null" to "only things marked with '?' can be null" with nullable reference types. When I started using Go it was nice to see that only something, that is explicitly created as pointer is nullabe, everything else can't be null / nil - and you can't get panic from nil referencing stuff