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rowanmanning
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Comment #35137869
lol it's nice to see Hacker News is still a bastion of reasoned communication and friendly discourse between tech people. I should really log in more. I built Joblint literally 10 …
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Comment #11578768
Hi, thanks for offering to fast-track! My Docker ID is rowanmanning
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Comment #10552814
With small changes to the API, it's possible. Shunter requires a certain `Content-Type` header to be sent in order to trigger the rendering process. But largely yes, if your back-e…
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Comment #10552039
I haven't heard it described like that, but in a sense I guess. At Nature (where it was developed) we use it to decouple our front and back ends. So when we work on a feature we ag…
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Comment #8991321
This is looking really nice, a big improvement on your initial release! The Cycle View is useful, it cuts down the time it takes to review jobs massively. Great work
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Comment #6585240
Semantic HTML elements, yes, but CSS class names are ignored by assistive technology at large.
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Comment #6469238
Hi sally. A sin? Definitely not. The reason gender mentions is an error is because it's actually illegal for a job spec to discriminate either way in terms of hiring. If you're get…
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Comment #6468733
Absolutely. I was planning to, but would happily endorse someone else if they were to build it – the command line presents a barrier to entry for less technical folks. Thanks for t…
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Comment #6468729
You're right, for the tool to improve I'll definitely need to work on some of the rules. Consider some of these almost proof-of-concept at the moment.
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Comment #6468721
I agree with a lot of what you're saying actually, it's why this rule emits a notice rather than an error or warning. Considering that some of the rules are a little polarising, it…