orrenkt

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   by orrenkt 14y ago

   Thanks a ton for your thoughts and i'm really happy the tool helped you find an opening! To your points: -I just added a mobile filter (includes all mobile dev) so take a look! hope this helps. -highlighting filtered words is an awesome ide
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   by orrenkt 14y ago

   Thanks! I didn't realize job tractors was out there when I made this. @meaydinli -- did you find the site useful at all? What would make it better?
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   by orrenkt 14y ago

   I just put together a tool that aggregates developer jobs tweeted on twitter - you can see jobs by area and type. The best part is that it also shows jobs that haven't made it to formal listings yet. It's at http://www.jobquacks.com - reg
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   by orrenkt 14y ago

   Hi everyone, This is my first real project. I'd really appreciate getting anyone's feedback on it. Is this useful??
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   SHOW HN: JOBQUACKS aggregates tech jobs off Twitter(jobquacks.com)

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   by orrenkt 14y ago

   I just read 'The Innovator's Dilemma' by Clayton Christensen and it's awesome. There's all this talk of "disrupting" everything in the tech world right now and a lot of it is really bullshit. This guy is the one who coined the term disrupti
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   by orrenkt 14y ago

   A few notes: -I wouldn't worry about the GV question, but I would worry about understanding your target audience. If I were you I'd call up @mikeknoop's parents and show them the site to get feedback, since those are the kind of ppl who wil
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   by orrenkt 14y ago

   I started learning to code more seriously about 6mo ago, so I know what your shoes feel like :) There is simply a ton of stuff out there, and following a 3 year plan to cover 15 different languages and frameworks just seems intimidating as