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I love JSON Resume. I even built a project leveraging it!

My blog: https://brendonbody.blog Just a basic Jekyll template. I have had a 2 year break and recently got back into it. In that time I also forgot to renew my old .com domain and …

This looks great! I wish I found this at the start of the year. I have been building something similar closed source.

I think it highly depends what kind of company you are looking for, FAANG? Tech startup? Finance? Average company? To more directly answer your question: 1. Like you said, a recrui…

I try to stick to one main project ( https://issueembed.dev/ ) but do allow myself to indulge in one or two other ones when I need a break. I also try to have my environment setup …

Before people start posting various programmer falsehood articles, here is a compilation: https://github.com/kdeldycke/awesome-falsehood

Thanks for the feedback, I have been thinking of whether making email optional or allowing the admin to not show it. Your feedback is a noted data point, thank you!

Hey thank you very much. No login needed for submitting an issue. However follow up is handled differently: Public repos: the reporter is given the link on successful submission, s…

Hey HN creator of Issue Embed here, this is my lockdown project. I wanted a tool to collect bugs on my websites but every other tool I could find would either want me to use their …

My favorite is https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15797391 , it is a reply to a story about a time traveler coming back warning us about Bitcoin.

I always thought "force of habit" was "forcive habit".

I have lost too much time to this, thank you.

I lived in Vanuatu for a couple of months working, I used to have kava once a week. I found it to be a lot better than alcohol at helping me wind down from work, got used to the ta…

Exactly, agree with you 100%. However I think when we start our careers there is a resistance to put ourselves out there.

Thanks for sharing!

Thank you for the feedback, I am glad you interpreted what I wrote that way. I was trying to essentially take my conversation with my friend, take the advice I gave to him and add …

Nothing like the feeling of seeing some terrible old code in a shared repository, looking at git blame and seeing it was written by you.

Thanks for pointing out the typo, it has been fixed. I guess it is a phrase I heard more than I read/wrote.

Author here, with regard to "taking it down/replacing it", I found a middle ground. I moved all those repositories to another organization (that I control), so my profile is clean …

Thank you for linking this, definitely going to use it.