gr3yh47

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   by gr3yh47 12y ago

   thanks. i took your advice about moving stuff around.
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   by gr3yh47 12y ago

   >Saying a person doesn't know how to use git productively based on their personal github projects is simply ridiculous. thank you. i agree.
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   by gr3yh47 12y ago

   i took your suggestion nearly verbatim. thanks.
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   by gr3yh47 12y ago

   I appreciate all of the feedback and will be incorporating a lot of it. what did you mean by a wc replacement? >You're not an expert - if you are, you'd not be looking for entry level positions, and you likely wouldn't be
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   by gr3yh47 12y ago

   >but you haven't told a potential employer about any of your projects or accomplishments. did you not read the whole resume? tons of coding projects i've done are listed.
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   by gr3yh47 12y ago

   An expert in one field is seeking an entry level job in another. These comments just make me feel like that sentence is misread/misunderstood. Clearly i need to change it.
7. 217.▲
   by gr3yh47 12y ago

   I (OP) am in the area roughly. How can I reach out to you?
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   by gr3yh47 12y ago

   Expert systems engineer. Seeking an entry level dev position. As they are distinct careers I don't understand why people are keying on that so hard. other than that i will work on the rest. thank you for the feedback.
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   by gr3yh47 12y ago

   > Backup reporting app that pulled results from a backup status DB and used a local database of admins and projects to present reports in various filtered formats. So what? What did that achieve? I wrote an app from scratch that filled a
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    by gr3yh47 12y ago

    >I definitely wouldn't lead off the resume with the word "Expert", unless you want to invite senior level engineers to try and take you down a notch with some difficult interview questions. The words "expert" and
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    by gr3yh47 12y ago

    edit: found it in your hackernews profile
12. 222.▲
    by gr3yh47 12y ago

    fixed, thanks
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    by gr3yh47 12y ago

    please expand on this...
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    by gr3yh47 12y ago

    >Your resume should make people interested in your skills and curious how you got there. this is a great point. I actually tried to accomplish this with the skills highlight section, but since you mention it maybe i did not. edit: thanks
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    by gr3yh47 12y ago

    isn't there a distinction to be made between design skills and coding ability though?
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    by gr3yh47 12y ago

    thanks. Front end skills are obviously not my highlight as can be seen from the content of the resume, but I wanted to demonstrate that I have at least good coding style/organization and have some front end chops to complement my other
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    Ask HN: Would you hire me (passionate hobbyist programmer) to a dev position?

    43 points by gr3yh47 12y ago|97 comments
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    by gr3yh47 12y ago

    tool to drive you nuts at work if white noise isn't your thing
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    by gr3yh47 12y ago

    aka Automatic Private IP Adress or APIPA
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    by gr3yh47 12y ago

    it could be the same check you know. if current speed > cruise control minimum: allow activate allow decrement
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    by gr3yh47 12y ago

    a new angle on the good old 'can software damage hardware' question
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    by gr3yh47 12y ago

    Those washing machines look beastly. Can't wait for one that moves the clothes from the washer to the dryer for you.
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    by gr3yh47 12y ago

    This is a horrible idea. of any language, python could be a poster-child for duck typing done right. python is also elegant and very easy to read. this is pythonic - def foo(a, b, c): pass this is ugly/trash - de
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    by gr3yh47 12y ago

    ahh yes, good old 'evidence laundering'
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    by gr3yh47 12y ago

    NES development is alive and well in the Romhacking community, and although I don't know of any detailed commercial project documentation of the sort you asked about, there are tons of guides out there for NES development in general. I
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    Ask HN: Is it worth learning to type properly?

    1 points by gr3yh47 12y ago|1 comments
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    by gr3yh47 12y ago

    i am getting webpage unavailable
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    by gr3yh47 12y ago

    FTA: "Reduces total processing time, compared to hard-drive drives (HDDs)." i loled.
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    by gr3yh47 12y ago

    I was pretty meh about this until I got to the part about how the registry key is hidden and encoded. wow.
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    Facebook holding account hostage for sensitive info

    2 points by gr3yh47 12y ago|3 comments