hunglee2

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by hunglee2 12y ago
Github social authoring seems to be a thing at the moment. Airpair are doing something similar, and throwing money at it https://www.airpair.com/100k-writing-competition For those who are interested
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Programming Languages co-created by women(docs.google.com)
2 points by hunglee2 12y ago|0 comments
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by hunglee2 12y ago
You can also make or rather grow bio-degradeable packaging solutions from Mycelium. We can look forward to many applications from funghi - got to support this
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by hunglee2 12y ago
Politics in the United States is indisputably dynastic. Of all the republics in the world, there is perhaps only North Korea that has a stronger commitment to the hereditary principle. No small irony that it too pretends to be a democracy
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Building blocks of a Tech Eco-system(medium.com)
1 points by hunglee2 12y ago|0 comments
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by hunglee2 12y ago
thanks Coogle! Our entire thing is that job descriptions actually don't do a great job of the describing. Text is not the best way to describe human work - its too ambiguous, too hard to make / read and entirely reliant on subtext
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by hunglee2 12y ago
Yeah we definitely want to provide the service to any organisation that is struggling with hiring / workforce issues. Our focus is startup for now - its the market we know - but we'll get to enterprise and beyond, sooner rather th
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by hunglee2 12y ago
ukigumo, your experience is the reason why Gordon and I started Workshape.io - all the information out there is historical - what you have done in the past - and nothing at all on what you want to do in the immediate future. Glad you like t
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by hunglee2 12y ago
Thanks Peroni - appreciate your comment. We don't forget your early and continuous support was critical to Workshape.io. Love to see how we can help further - time for us to meet up?
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by hunglee2 12y ago
We think so too, and that's ok. Workshape.io is an attempt to bring the 'sentiment match' to the beginning of the hiring process. We think if both parties know that there's compatibility in terms of interest, then they s
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by hunglee2 12y ago
Hey k_3, its Hung, CEO of Workshape.io here. Thanks for signing up and for your comment. We know that the 'no match' screen feels like failure, even when its anything but! Its simply a case that no employer has seen the wisdom of
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by hunglee2 12y ago
thanks sparaker - its Hung, CEO of Workshape - thanks for your comment. Time / money is what we want companies to save, not only at point-of-hire but also in terms of hiring the right person for the opportunity. Its a blind match on bo
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by hunglee2 12y ago
Hey man (how's it going btw??) Yeah it was interesting to pull that out. However, it could be the people who self identify as 'Software Engineers' might think of themselves as stopping a the blurry line where front-end ends a
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by hunglee2 12y ago
Hey lion_del, Thanks for your comments - great to see you guys like what we're doing. A lot of the filters/drill downs you mentioned we are going to implement features of service. We want to provide analytics to the community, not
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Recruiters Gone Wild: The fake resume experiment(youtube.com)
3 points by hunglee2 12y ago|0 comments
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by hunglee2 12y ago
Hey Benjammer, You make a very good point about content! Its true, that the content on the platform will determine whether the users get value from it. The caveat missing from your model is there are different types of users, with different
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by hunglee2 12y ago
hey nobodysfool, We know Github isn't a secure gate, but we also know that it is at least a gate - an extra admin layer to go through. The analogy I'd use is similar to street crime. Your bike isn't secure because you put a D
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by hunglee2 12y ago
90% of Stack users do not have Github accounts. That was my intel from an insider source from Stack. Got no proof beyond that but intuitively feels about right. NB: lot of MS guys on Stack - maybe a correlation there
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by hunglee2 12y ago
Great point jasonkester, We thought long and hard about what type of marketplace we wanted to create. We ultimately felt that there was a requirement to gate the marketplace on both sides to prevent bad actors from parasitizing the site (se
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by hunglee2 12y ago
Hey dkarapetyan, We're challenging the 'passive' vs 'active' paradigm. Most of the time we do exist in these binary states, rather somewhere along a spectrum between those two points. We think that if the opportunit
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£1500 If you find me a job I actually want to do(uhftopic.wordpress.com)
20 points by hunglee2 12y ago|16 comments
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by hunglee2 12y ago
A well designed Google Doc is a legit contender for low volume (say couple hundred records)CRM requirement. Its on the cloud, can support multiple users, you can track history (use columns are stages in the funnel) and you don't have