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_diyu

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    Comment #17466056

    No. Even without background checks, every employer ends up googling my name when I get hired, and rescinds the offer 100% of the time. My only hope of being a professional programm…

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    Comment #17464194

    I went job hunting for the past 8 months and got 30 jobs and all of them rescinded their offers because my reputation is radioactive. So I would love to get a full time job. But it…

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    Comment #17459899

    This is where I get stuck actually. I try to digest some information, but then I start worrying that I'm taking unreasonably long, that my client is definitely going to ask for a j…

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    Comment #17459233

    I've only been a consultant for 2 months, and the reason I say every waking hour is because we are only just now getting caught up with bills, but we're still pretty far from being…

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    Comment #17459200

    I'm not talking trash. You and I have had different experiences with poverty. I meant that if I was homeless, I'd have more time like I did in jail. And I only meant that in contra…

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    Comment #17459159

    That'd be great. Wish I could get one.

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    Comment #17458836

    The thing about being homeless is that you have a lot of time. I had a lot of time while in jail too. I exercised 2 hours a day and ate healthy and felt great physically. If I spen…

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    Comment #17458740

    I'm not in a position for any of that. We're living literally week to week, and every single hour that I'm awake I need to work. Our bills are past due and we're overdrawn $50 in t…

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    Ask HN: How do you get past difficulty learning what's needed for a new job?

    I have one client right now who pays me out of pocket, but the work he's asking is beyond my understanding. It's dealing with a new system that has a lot of parts. It's well docume…

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    Comment #17454500

    For beginners? Whatever’s most popular on the job market. Ideally something with C syntax. Most languages are similar enough and their quirks can be avoided. Lisps are definitely a…

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    Comment #17454393

    Speaking as someone whose first dynamic language was python, it’s full of weird inconsistencies and I have no idea why anyone voluntarily chooses it when teaching programming. Gran…

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    Comment #17428407

    > Not sure from your post whether or not you realize the age of woman does not matter. It does matter. It makes it worse that they were still in formative years. > I have to wonder…

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    Comment #17427798

    Yep. I wasn't very cooperative with treatment after the first incident. I was very defensive. I felt that I needed to protect myself from the unfair world. That mindset prevented m…

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    Comment #17427773

    I took it down because I just applied for another job, probably the last one I'll try. And I linked to my portfolio/blog site, but didn't want that to be the way they found out. Ei…

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    Comment #17427738

    Oh, I forgot my repo is public :)

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    Comment #17427404

    The thought of that was on my mind for a very long time. But the fact that I have no money coming in and no money planned is starting to take over all my thoughts. I'm in a giant p…

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    Comment #17427345

    Thanks will look into it.

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    Comment #17427301

    I've had to deal with this nightmare living in my head for almost 10 years now. I've accepted that it's my fault, and in no way am I trying to place blame on anything else. All the…

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    Comment #17427221

    I'm able to pass interviews very well, but when it comes down to doing senior level programming stuff, I really suck at it. I tried rewriting old.editfight.com the other week in Re…

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    Comment #17427122

    That seems very unethical, doesn't it? Hiding information that would make a client definitely not choose you, so that they would choose you?

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    Comment #17427048

    The last time I tried to post on /r/forhire, some very vigilant commenters made a point of it to alert everyone else about my past, so they would know not to hire me. The moderator…

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    Comment #17427027

    Removed that part. Not sure how naming other real names hurts them at all. Everyone else mentioned in this blog post did only good. The only thing they could be faulted for is givi…

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    Comment #17426910

    In terms of solving harassment issues, it wouldn't help. My address and new name will still pop up on the registry. In terms of getting a job, yes, I could get a name change, but I…

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    Comment #17426737

    inb4 "too bad so sad, stop flashing teenagers you pervert, you did this to yourself it's your own fault" - thanks, heard this a million times in my mind, let alone from other peopl…

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    Comment #17426725

    I've always had the drive to do things like this in my spare time. I'd love to get paid for solving technical problems for an employer. I think besides the obvious, I'd make a good…