JordanDeep

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   by JordanDeep 8y ago

   > If you arrange your portfolio site as mostly completely professional and then have a "beer coding fun projects" category it should just show you have a sense of humor and like tech enough to do stuff outside of work. That wou
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   by JordanDeep 8y ago

   I think you're talking about a different variety of side project than I am. I'm more looking at short little explorations of CSS/JS/design to (1) teach myself new skills, (2) have a little fun, and (3) maybe get some &q
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   by JordanDeep 8y ago

   The "try not to say anything stupid" approach is the one I'm leaning toward at the moment. Like I said, some of the projects I'm talking about are silly (not all of them), and definitely not offensive. In my mind the qu
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   by JordanDeep 8y ago

   Interesting. The "silly" projects (again, not offensive) I've talked about are all ones I wouldn't mind talking about to strangers. Its more the image/impression I'm worried about. As you mentioned, there is
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   by JordanDeep 8y ago

   This would certainly be an effective strategy, but it would be harder. Maintaining a single "brand" (in addition to a full time job) will probably be a lot of work , more or less two. Then again, I suppose I could always put mor
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   Ask HN: Should I put my portfolio and blog under my real name, or a Psuedonym?

   16 points by JordanDeep 8y ago|22 comments