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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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Indeed; and I tend to think of visiting HN, Reddit etc as like going to visit my kids/grandkids. They've grown so much!

To continue the analogy...do you feel that /. is wasting away, or is it just attracting a different demographic these days?

Why is that? I've been reading it for years (given at a high threshold) and it seems like the same old slashdot to me. It's also a great deal friendlier place than this one.

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

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If I had that background, I'd probably be most interested in some kind of political/activism startup (e.g. Votizen), or some kind of project/funding startup (e.g. Kickstarter). Presumably there are non-competes to make starting "unslashdotted.org" or something a no-go, and I don't think I'd want to after working on one from 1997-2011.

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

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Rob -- you're like Superman. Could Superman have a resume? Seems like you'd just give them a card that said "I'm f*cking CmdrTaco, damnit!" (The reference here is to a famous fake letter said to be from Sean Connery to Steve Jobs http://www.exophrine.com/2011/06/sean-connery-to-steve-jobs-... ) Seriously, it brings up a good point. If you have lots of name recognition, what's the best way to look for work? I'd sugges…

I greatly prefer Norvig's resume:

http://norvig.com/resume.html

Tons of amazing feats with lots of details while still feeling normal and pleasant.

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