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Ask HN: Why does Reddit search suck so much?
28 points by 0x00_ 9y ago|15 comments
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by 0x00_ 10y ago
I recognize this github from some fun c puzzles! The developer is intelligent. What gives? I don't understand why it is difficult for someone like that to find employment. Could someone from the bay area give some insight into this kin
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by 0x00_ 13y ago
Aweee, don't feel bad for me. NBD. People like me are really good at not failing. I'm measuring with this thread before I make a decision to do something. Internet advice as a collective unit of measurement is still useful and valuable. It
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by 0x00_ 13y ago
Social anxiety. Embarrassed by the stigma and reputation, don't really want to bump into or be noticed by any LE who may be present. Frustrations like that tend to work against me when considering doing this. I'm slowly -very slowly and cau
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by 0x00_ 13y ago
I don't really enjoy taking the time to make things look pretty. I'm not very good at that part of the design process and it takes too long for me (imho) to produce some aesthetic that will never really be functional outside the scope of or
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by 0x00_ 13y ago
:) These are the types of posts I was hoping for when I created this thread. Thank you so much for taking the time to write this -both of you. It's just been really shitty to think about lately as far as my future is concerned. I am at a po
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by 0x00_ 13y ago
Bravo. +1
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by 0x00_ 13y ago
Depends on language and the type of work. Shoot me an email?
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by 0x00_ 13y ago
This is one of my favorite responses. Thanks.
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by 0x00_ 13y ago
Oh? The front page? Whoo hoo! (is that hard here? it's hard on reddit) I've gone ahead done that just-in-case. I am not really here looking for active leads (though I certainly wouldn't throw away an opportunity if it presented itself as a
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by 0x00_ 13y ago
Thanks rietta. Unfortunately presidential pardons are difficult to get without help from a political connection. Based on the data ( http://www.justice.gov/pardon/statistics.htm ) in addition to the cumulative experience of those who have t
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by 0x00_ 13y ago
Unfortunately true. I've encountered that problem where I am now and have had to sign so many agreements with legal dept heads from other agencies that I've lost count. My employer (work in NPO sector) has really assumed some really huge ri
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by 0x00_ 13y ago
Thank you for your response. After reading many of the other responses it is nice to have this perspective here for other posters to see -- because it is very real to me. This is essentially what someone like me encounters every time they t
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by 0x00_ 13y ago
You have a fabulous username. Penn-testing today is growing into something it wasn't when I was having fun. The community consists of mixed talent and a trend is growing as more ease-of-use [e.g: nessus, metasploit] tools become available t
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by 0x00_ 13y ago
I live on the east coast. Most of the startups around here are all looking for "interns" they do not have to pay. I have actually been encouraged by people to move to that area (and some areas in Texas) but at this point in my life it seems
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by 0x00_ 13y ago
Well, to be honest I figured it wouldn't hurt my chances. I've learned more from google and boredom with a heavy dose of frustration than I've ever learned in school. All of my associates in the field do not have to deal with this issue and
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by 0x00_ 13y ago
I have tried this approach and it has failed me. The biggest problem with being independent is landing clients who are in need of the service. I have also tried shotgun approach via private vulnerability disclosure. At best it typically res
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by 0x00_ 13y ago
Ahh yes. The good ol' hat problem. I never considered remaining silent about it, but most places around here do CORI background checks with the information on CV so It is hard to avoid. Also, a simple google query of my name pulls up quite
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Ask HN: Overcomming a federal conviction (computer fraud) for decent job?(pastebin.ca)
153 points by 0x00_ 13y ago|175 comments