Show HN: jhackers.net - Conversations with Japan's Hackers
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Re: Show HN: jhackers.net - Conversations with Japan's Hackers
#2OP here :)
Would really love to hear the kind of things HN'ers would like to hear in these interviews, as I'll be reaching out to the hackers named as "next up" by the first three guys I initially interviewed.
I never would have created this site without HN and my small contributions to FOSS, so any feedback to make it better for you guys would be awesome!
Re: Show HN: jhackers.net - Conversations with Japan's Hackers
#3OP here :) Would really love to hear the kind of things HN'ers would like to hear in these interviews, as I'll be reaching out to the hackers named as "next up" by the first three guys I initially interviewed. I never would have created this site without HN and my small contributions to FOSS, so any feedback to make it better for you guys would be awesome!
All three are described as "hackers" on the site, yet none of them seem to be hackers. Engineers, developers, computer scientists - I could see those terms being used to describe them, but not "hackers."
Re: Show HN: jhackers.net - Conversations with Japan's Hackers
#4OP here :) Would really love to hear the kind of things HN'ers would like to hear in these interviews, as I'll be reaching out to the hackers named as "next up" by the first three guys I initially interviewed. I never would have created this site without HN and my small contributions to FOSS, so any feedback to make it better for you guys would be awesome!
All three are described as "hackers" on the site, yet none of them seem to be hackers. Engineers, developers, computer scientists - I could see those terms being used to describe them, but not "hackers."
Thanks for the feedback :)
Perhaps I didn't do them justice through my efforts, but all three of them are open source hackers to the bone. Could you expand on what you see as "hackers" and what sorts of people you'd be interested in reading about and expected to find?