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Rob "CmdrTaco" Malda's Resume. Anyone interested?

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Re: Rob "CmdrTaco" Malda's Resume. Anyone interested?

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If I hire you, can I get a 3 digit slashdot id?

If you seriously want one, you can have mine, I have to dig the username and password up, it's been almost a decade since I last logged in, I am sure I have it in an old email somewhere.

You could try selling it on ebay :-)

Re: Rob "CmdrTaco" Malda's Resume. Anyone interested?

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

I should get him to the post his joke resume. It's not even just one page, it's two lines on one page.

Someone else can link the joke version and try to get HN karma... I felt dirty just posting the first one.

ON IT.

Re: Rob "CmdrTaco" Malda's Resume. Anyone interested?

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So is this a legit account, it was created 99 days ago which seems kind of short for someone as wired in as Rob should be, can anyone on this site confirm that the account is indeed Rob? I don't mean to be skeptical but it's the kind of thing that could kill the credibility of the site. A site full of people that pride themselves on being critical (polite but critical, I remind you) being duped does not bode well for…

Yes.

Thanks pg, Ill take your word for it.

Re: Rob "CmdrTaco" Malda's Resume. Anyone interested?

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Ever have thoughts on doing another startup? I'm sure you've put a significant amount of thought into social interactions and moderation of an environment and it's community, I bet there are some very good translations there into some sort of social media service/internet karma scheme/more accurately focused targeting of peoples actual interests (and lack thereof). I'm willing to bet chatting with you would make for…

I'd very much consider it.

Re: Rob "CmdrTaco" Malda's Resume. Anyone interested?

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

Maybe we should implement a PGP-style circle of trust on HN... =D

Seriously, why not create a GPG web of trust?

Because it's already easier without encryption to get people's trust from scratch than it is to impersonate someone else.
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