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I just signed up for it using my github account, and it suggested the skills "Loving IE6" and "Visual Basic". Erm, WHAT? I can't remember when I wrote my last l
by perlgeek 15y ago
I just signed up for it using my github account, and it suggested the skills "Loving IE6" and "Visual Basic". Erm, WHAT? I can't remember when I wrote my last line of Visual Basic code, and I'm certain I haven't touched any on github.
The idea is nice, but the implementation is a bit of a downer.
- zackzackzack 15y agoIf I remember correctly from another article, they suggest those skills so that you go in and correct them. By doing something outrageous, they get you to react and fix the "problem". Did you put in new skills? If so, then it is working. Link here: http://coderwall.com/blog/2012-02-23-hating-on-IE6 http://coderwall.com/blog/2012-02-23-hating-on-IE6
- nerdo 15y agoAt that point I'd think the "problem" was me keeping my info on their site, easy enough to correct.
- bitsweet 15y agoThose suggestions are just for fun. We expect most developers do not actually "Love IE6"
- tomjen3 15y agoI like fun as much as the next guy. But if I use you to showcase my skills, then I need to know that there is nothing, anywhere, that can be the least bit likely to cause an employer to not hire me. You start up is not one that can be 'edgy'. Not ever close.