mangrish

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by mangrish 12y ago
I've recently written a resolution engine for keywords when matching cv's to job descriptions. it also helps finding patterns in other skills that may be transferrable. i hope to show HN as soon as i finish some performance improv
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by mangrish 12y ago
I am building a similar product for the same market and what everyone has told you on this thread is great advice. People thinking that there is a one size fits all solution to hiring methods usually go out of business (path.to work4pie etc
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by mangrish 13y ago
I'm currently working on something like that. Still looking for a cofounder: www.innerloop.io
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by mangrish 13y ago
exactly
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by mangrish 13y ago
I've been lucky to work in Australia, east & west coast USA and the UK. In that time I have witnessed the similarities and differences between hiring practices and to be honest I feel that a lot of what we experience is deserved.
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An open letter to the Australian startup scene.(blog.innerloop.io)
1 points by mangrish 13y ago|0 comments
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by mangrish 13y ago
From the languages.. I've worked with lots of quants and they all rave about R! Yeah..the aggregator is where you get done in both cost and latency. The prop shops and hedge funds pay through the nose for that stuff so unless you come pack
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by mangrish 13y ago
Cool! Very interesting. I think given the languages you have selected you are coming more from a quant background? These languages are great for heuristics and analysis but you would really want all 'static' components such as connectivity
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by mangrish 13y ago
Hopefully someone has already said this: Computer science is about research in the theory of computation. When you do your CS degree it is designed with you becoming a researcher/hacker. Software engineering is about the practical applicati
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by mangrish 13y ago
Ah yes you are right! I should have mentioned that in my original post. I do tend to talk about my idea with everyone. It helps to weed out poor ideas and germinate new ones. My question really was literally to do with a direct competitor
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Can YC alumni screen applications to my disadvantage?
12 points by mangrish 13y ago|3 comments