I like golang package management in practice - sure, you have the "v2" thing and "every package can bump any package if you're not careful", but it works in practice because people are careful, and the minimal version selection is always deterministic.
The proxy thing and the drama with sr.ht is annoying, but maybe it was solved while I didn't look.
The actual interview was really fun (although it was at the end clear you are looking for someone a little different) and I learned about eBPF, which was great.
I put the experience on GlassDoors, but in general... it's fine, but took way too long.
On plus side. The coding challenge was amazing and I learned a lot doing it. I passed the first code challenge, then I didn't pass the followup exercise which was on slack. It was very clear that the exercises are directly related what I would be doing.
On the negative side, the whole process took far too long and there were around 1 month delays in all the messaging. That made me think I don't want to apply there again, because I don't have infinite time in my life. However, if you can afford to wait, it is fine.
The proxy thing and the drama with sr.ht is annoying, but maybe it was solved while I didn't look.