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   by skhg 6y ago

   GitHub is there so you can present your code to the world in an organised, documented, and personalised way. Part of that includes a short bio and profile pic. I don’t expect a professionally framed headshot with nice lighting, just upload
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   by skhg 6y ago

   Hobby projects can show a diversity of interests that might be hard to compress into a short CV.
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   by skhg 6y ago

   It’s not unreasonable to expect a candidate to groom their public profile before using it as part of a job application. If they have some bad, old code they’re not proud of, why not make it private temporarily?
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   by skhg 6y ago

   If it’s listed on your CV, then that’s for me to judge.
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   Flags are not languages: A blog about designing global user experiences(flagsarenotlanguages.com)

   1 points by skhg 6y ago|0 comments
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   by skhg 6y ago

   Great project. I made a fork of this recently that starts in full-screen mode: http://skhg.github.io/listen-to-wikipedia/?fullscreen for ambient sound on our TV Repo at https://github.com/skhg/list
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   by skhg 14y ago

   Good luck to them... This was already tried in belgium http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2011/07/google-versus-bel... years ago
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   by skhg 14y ago

   We have extremely strict libel legislation, and an independent press ombudsman. State funding is not a factor in the finances of the major papers who pushed for the measures mentioned in this article