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Show HN: LinkedIn created over 1 weekend (written in Rust, uses CSS instead of JS)
They said it was impossible... But you can't spell impossible without POSSIBLE. #Influencer #Leader Article to my free e-book on being a social media ninja in the comments :rocket:
1. Shockingly accurate
2. Making me laugh loudly
Thanks!
Don't forget after joining you have to make that post telling everyone how this is your dream job and show off the company goodie bag! #WeAreHiring #ChiefJediFinder
LinkedIn probably has a net benefit for your career by keeping up to date and checking the messages once a week, but I cannot get over the awkwardness of seeing total BS stories and thousands of replies saying "YES! AMEN!". "I was running late to an interview this morning but stopped to help a man who fell off of his bike and fixed it up for him. Afterwards I bought him a coffee and talked about life. He mentioned ho…
The post would be written like this.
This insufferable style of two line breaks between short sentences.
Seems to be a requirement for LinkedIn viral content.
The hardest (or saddest) part of being on LinkedIn is not seeing cringe posts by half-strangers but seeing how people you know well in real life change their behaviour or tone drastically on LinkedIn.
I guess this is applicable to most of the social networks out there. It really cleaned up my feed.
"SHARE if you think it’s about time that LinkedIn allowed British people to join the site!"
LinkedIn probably has a net benefit for your career by keeping up to date and checking the messages once a week, but I cannot get over the awkwardness of seeing total BS stories and thousands of replies saying "YES! AMEN!". "I was running late to an interview this morning but stopped to help a man who fell off of his bike and fixed it up for him. Afterwards I bought him a coffee and talked about life. He mentioned ho…
Every community slides into its own stereotype like becoming a caricature of itself, but it's not objectively a bad thing, just strange to outsiders while the regulars are just fine with HN as it is. Oops, I mean LinkedIn.
No one will ever contradict anything on LinkedIn because of that, which is why it becomes such a circle jerk.