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by pytrin 10y ago
For example, we posted a job for a mid-level front end developer. We got a bunch of resumes from people who just finished a code bootcamp earlier this year, when we specified 3 years of front end development experience as the main requireme
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by pytrin 10y ago
There is no way to automate it with the systems we worked with. We receive the resume through their interface, it doesn't go directly to our Email and doesn't share the contact details directly. Honestly, if you'd seen the ki
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by pytrin 10y ago
We used to receive inbound from sites like Ziprecruiter and Indeed. Now I'm using the Stackoverflow Talent service to search for applicants that fit our requirements. I don't start conversations with more than 1 or 2 at the same t
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by pytrin 10y ago
> If an applicant takes the time to apply to your posting, why not give them a follow up regardless? I'm not a hiring manager, but as the CTO I do review a lot of resumes incoming for technical positions we are hiring for. The vast
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by pytrin 11y ago
Nice! Bookmarked for next renewal. Thanks!
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by pytrin 11y ago
$40? I paid over $90 for mine. Can I ask where you got it from?
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by pytrin 11y ago
Unfortunately, that doesn't work with dynamic subdomains (i.e, domains assigned and edited by users). Hopefully they'll change their minds in the future - until then, I'll be paying for a commercial certificate
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by pytrin 11y ago
Does this support wildcard subdomains? If not, would you be willing to add such support?
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Show HN: Martial Arts on Rails – online platform for managing martial arts gyms(maonrails.com)
2 points by pytrin 11y ago|0 comments
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by pytrin 11y ago
I've been training in a grappling sport (BJJ) for over 9 years. The advantage a trained person has over an untrained one is massive. Even someone who has been training a few months could easily handle an untrained person without anyone
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by pytrin 11y ago
The real problem is that most officers have such minimal training and conditioning in hand-to-hand combat combat (specifically, grappling), and as a result they panic and shoot-to-kill much more often than they should, or use excessive forc
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Network(techfounder.net)
1 points by pytrin 12y ago|0 comments
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What developers should know from Google I/O(binpress.com)
3 points by pytrin 12y ago|0 comments
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Privacy By Design(binpress.com)
24 points by pytrin 12y ago|9 comments
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by pytrin 12y ago
Binpress, Remote or onsite in Mountain View, CA We are building a monetization platform for open-source, through dual-licensing and customization / integration services. We are a 10 person team, funded and generating revenue. We are lo
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by pytrin 12y ago
The article is technically well written, but somewhat uninformed which stems from the author's limited experience and what he sees in popular media. I thought the top comment below reflected what I have seen in my 10 years in the indus
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by pytrin 12y ago
It's the only thing we're waiting on to switch to Balanced. We talked to you guys before about that (my co-founder, Adam, from Binpress) and it seemed to be progressing but then it stalled. Looking forward to May 22
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Static web servers for the desktop(fenixwebserver.com)
10 points by pytrin 12y ago|0 comments
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by pytrin 12y ago
Firebug gives you the option to toggle all pseudo states for an element and edit its CSS. IMO Firebug and Chrome's dev tools still lag behind Firebug's.
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by pytrin 12y ago
You're confusing "free" in pricing with "free" in freedom. A free trial creates a completely different type of community than free and open code. GitHub could have just provided a closed binary for free if they want
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One of Fallout's fathers returns to the wasteland(polygon.com)
7 points by pytrin 12y ago|0 comments
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John Carmack's former employer claims he stole tech for Oculus VR when he left(engadget.com)
144 points by pytrin 12y ago|87 comments
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You Don't Want XTS(sockpuppet.org)
64 points by pytrin 12y ago|107 comments
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Game mechanics explorer – interactive examples + code(gamemechanicexplorer.com)
6 points by pytrin 12y ago|0 comments
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by pytrin 12y ago
You are correct. Besides, raising x amount of money at y valuation, doesn't mean the company as a whole is worth y. Investors typically get preferred stock, which are worth more. Marc Andreessen had a nice tweet chain about that exact
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Open-Source Marketing(ericlbarnes.com)
1 points by pytrin 12y ago|0 comments
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by pytrin 12y ago
Some context needed - who is the target audience? investors? potential hires? users? I would make some modifications to accommodate each. I think the product concept translates well and is easy to understand. Since you focus most of the pit
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by pytrin 12y ago
Haters gonna hate. What every starup founder needs to keep reminding themselves, especially in the beginning.
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by pytrin 12y ago
Thanks for the explanation, we always appreciate sensible feedback on our messaging and product. We are always looking for ways to get our projects more open and accepted by the traditional open-source community. Our default option when add
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by pytrin 12y ago
It's interesting how you choose to spin it to fit your narrative. That product has multiple licenses, the one that allows redistribution of the source is this - http://www.binpress.com/license/read/id/156

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