markchang

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by markchang 14y ago
Times have definitely changed. Along with each application (at least most of them), since they were mailed in (yes, physical form), I got an acknowledgment letter back along with an equal opportunity employment demographic postcard to fil
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by markchang 14y ago
Not at all. But then again, I'm not huge into titles. I also didn't defend until June, so it was technically correct.
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by markchang 14y ago
One of the reasons I posted the letters was because I'd not seen a big set of rejection letters anywhere before. In fact, I hadn't actually looked at the mass of them together before myself. You are right. I didn't outline the reasons why I
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by markchang 14y ago
That pub has a brilliant idea!
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Rejection Letters for a faculty position(markchang.tumblr.com)
123 points by markchang 14y ago|78 comments
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by markchang 15y ago
Hipster CEO also apologizes for address-book-gate :). http://techcrunch.com/2012/02/08/hipster-ceo-also-apologizes...
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by markchang 15y ago
I only meant that it wouldn't improve the lives of the vast majority of iPhone users. No complaints about jailbreaking from me! :)
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by markchang 15y ago
Right. Kik did it without having an opt-out. At least Instagram does it after you tell it to. Path and Hipster? They just do it. Hipster, to a lesser degree.
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by markchang 15y ago
Cool. Too bad about the jailbreak requirement :). Hipster doesn't leak as much information, but it is almost just as persistent. You can uncheck the "Contacts" button when you enter that preference, but only after the app sends your data.
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Hipster (like Path) uploads your address book emails to its servers(markchang.tumblr.com)
291 points by markchang 15y ago|77 comments