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floobyhoob

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About floobyhoob

Andrewbstuart@gmail.com

Recent public activity

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    Ask HN: What's your favorite “old” space sci-fi?

    When I was I kid in the 1970s i loved books like "Shipwreck" "The Man in The Maze" and "The Stainless Steel Rat". What are your favorite old space sci fi books?

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    Comment #15416247

    Just some cat fight. One guy likes doing things in way, other does not. Ignore.

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    Tell HN: Techonology is making politicians look stupid and they're angry

    In an increasing number of ways, encryption, broadband,?others? Technology is making politicians look and feel stupid because they can't control the outcomes. Politicians set Techn…

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    Comment #15408214

    You should explain why you're struggling,exactly. There's every chance you're interviewing great developers but either your process or understanding of how to evaluate people is po…

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    Comment #15408208

    Pay recruiters?

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    Comment #15318250

    Search github for job coding test. 32000 results. Answer is yes.

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    Comment #15108076

    Coding with an audience under time pressure is a frap way to assess people.

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    Ask HN: Do you receive email applications from job boards?

    If yes, would you mind please sending me some examples of the subject line only? I am doing some spam analysis and want to work out how to exclude job board emails from being ident…

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    Ask HN: I'm doing a podcast on Australian tech stories, any suggestions?

    My name is Andrew Stuart and I'm commencing a podcast interview show soon where I'll be interviewing tech startups, founders, developers, anyone doing something interesting in tech…

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    Comment #14740645

    Serverless applications

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    Comment #14740224

    Because you can then build single function unikernels that do one thing very fast then disappear from RAM. The point being that docker is actually a really clunky thing that is rei…

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    Comment #14740187

    The real problem for unikernels is that they are effectively irrelevant until the major clouds provide millisecond boot times along with appropriate pricing models that charge for …