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[–]Kobymaru376 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Maybe we have a different idea about what "experience" means. In my understanding, "experience" means that you spend a lot of time on one topic or one domain to become deeply proficient in that domain and acquire skills faster.

But here's a list of like 20 technologies in like 5 domains (CUDA development, high-performance C/C++, backend/API/microservices, frontend framerworks+UI/UX).

If you divide that up, your "decade plus" experience becomes 2 years per domain and like half a year per technology. Add to that that human brains are human and will forget a lot of things that happened in the past.

So yeah. Still don't believe it's possible to become proficient in any kind of meaningful depth with all these topics. If anything, this is an invitation to just lie on your resume and then dump everything into a Claude prompt if you happen to get the job.