melle

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CircleCI Major Outage(status.circleci.com)
5 points by melle 4y ago|1 comments
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Some words on #nugate(cockneycoder.wordpress.com)
3 points by melle 9y ago|2 comments
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My Logging Practices(monotonically-unstable.github.io)
1 points by melle 9y ago|0 comments
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by melle 9y ago
For me this is the case as well if I know what I'm drawing. If I need to find a way to 'put things on paper', I'd rather have some interactive options, preferably speedy ones ;)
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by melle 9y ago
Logo - though nice - is too limited for my needs. If anyone wants to use logo, you can 'import turtle' in Python and start right away ;) See https://docs.python.org/3.6/library/turtle.html
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by melle 9y ago
Thanks for the pointer, I'm looking for something a bit more interactive though. I might run a few tests to see how quick it responds. Ideally in the program I'm looking for I can perform editing operations on the image/drawi
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by melle 9y ago
This looks interesting. Maybe with some effort I can manage to couple the commands in a logical manner to a few keystrokes / chords. Thanks.
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by melle 9y ago
Thanks for the suggestion. I'm looking for something that is more interactive though. Ideally it should be like a love child of MS visio / LibreOffice Draw and vim ;)
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Ask HN: Know any keyboard oriented drawing tools?
5 points by melle 9y ago|10 comments
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by melle 10y ago
If you like this, be sure to check out Qubes OS[1], which uses Whonix as a VM to route all traffic over Tor. [1]: http://www.qubes-os.org/
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Go: Standard package layout(medium.com)
1 points by melle 10y ago|0 comments
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by melle 10y ago
The Choo framework looks promising! https://github.com/yoshuawuyts/choo
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by melle 10y ago
Came across: - https://bitbucket.org/jdubray/star-javascript - https://github.com/mozilla/reflex
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Ask HN: Elm-like JavaScript framework?
6 points by melle 10y ago|3 comments
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by melle 10y ago
Depending on the type of UI, you could also give Kivy a try. https://kivy.org/ It's python based, and really easy to get going. It does have it's quirks, but overall I found it a joy to use.
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The Trojan Room Coffee Pot (1995)(cl.cam.ac.uk)
1 points by melle 10y ago|0 comments
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by melle 10y ago
Wrt optimus, have you tried bumblebee? http://bumblebee-project.org/ https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/bumblebee
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by melle 10y ago
Another example of steganography can be found in songs by Aphex Twin, e.g. Windowlicker ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windowlicker )
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by melle 10y ago
I believe all their good intentions and I do hope they succeed. But for me it's too early to tell whether their business model will hold. If they build up a sufficiently large user base, but fail to monetize it and sell the company to
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by melle 10y ago
This is great advice for me in general. I'd wish overthinking was limited to my resume :)
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by melle 10y ago
My first reaction would be: This looks like a SEO hack "back in the 'ol days", where you would include relevant keywords with the same background color in your webpage :) As others have commented, I guess it's a good ide
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by melle 10y ago
That's a nice approach. Will copy :)
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by melle 10y ago
Thanks for sharing your insights. Tailoring the executive summary for the job opening seems like a good idea. I guess I could treat movement from cover letter to summary to the rest of the resume as a conversion process, convincing the read
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by melle 10y ago
That sounds like good advice. It's also how I feel about software development in general. The tools are a means to an end. Control of the process/project is often much more of a challenge. Thanks!
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by melle 10y ago
Thanks for sharing. My current take on setting up my skills and experiences is to put them in context of my previous positions. Would that work for an ATS? (For a human, I'll probably highlight the words somehow)
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by melle 10y ago
Thanks for sharing your insights and resume. It's really refreshing to see you describe your work in previous positions in such a clear and meaningful way. I guess the next step is to write a blog post to assimilate everything I learne
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by melle 10y ago
This is a great resource for getting to know the different types of people that look at your resume and their perspectives. Thanks!
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by melle 10y ago
This seems to be a common theme across answers. I think I'll combine my previous positions with skills/tools/experience/responsibilities/etc. Thanks.
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by melle 10y ago
That might work if you got referred to the company, of if you talk directly to the person who you'll work for. My experience is that HR essentially treats your resume as a checklist, like a first filter.
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by melle 10y ago
That's actually a clear distinction. How did you separate the technology (programming languages, tooling) from the practices (TDD, agile)?

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