With that in mind, I was scared by the prospect of the timed test, and I emailed the recruiters to see if I could get accommodations. They said they couldn't provide any.

For now at least, I have a contract with another company that was super easy to get started with. And I feel like contracting works well with other aspects of my disability, since my hours are flexible. Still, I feel like I missed a big opportunity due to a mix of my own anxiety and the lack of accommodations.

Even if I still have the chance, I don't know if I want to go through all the hoops again, because this wasn't the only one. I practically had to write an essay prior to this stage.

Part of the reason I let the opportunity go by was a feeling that even if I got the job, I couldn't be sure how they'd react to my disability affecting my job.

I see Microsoft just owns the gaming industry now.

I got paid \o/

@moritzheiber I am not - I need to chase down a link soon

Anyone have a document I can read or tips for (Rust) library API design? I'm planning to work on an async library soon.

Also: auto-generated bindings for subclassing

Today on things that would be very nice to have but would probably take years of work: Generated C headers and introspection for glib-based libs written in Rust

Have you ever seen source code that makes you go "nevermind, I'm not touching this"?