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Not sure if you know, but it's pretty easy to get your name by using a whois...
Well, its also pretty easy if they go to my blog. My name is scattered all over. I just figured HR type folks wouldn't be that inclined...
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I don't find your site to do a very good job at articulating what you're looking for, and what your skill set is. The first thing you read is that your attributes are "Big Data" "Strong" and "Commenter" why don't you put actionable things? big data is debatably valuable, but the others are just noise
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I don't find your site to do a very good job at articulating what you're looking for, and what your skill set is. The first thing you read is that your attributes are "Big Data" "Strong" and "Commenter" why don't you put actionable things? big data is debatably valuable, but the others are just noise
I action on the things I've built. Maybe I should have pointed down to the links where "I do love data" etc... Utopiapimp.com, my job, and one of my current hobby projects are big data. I can't really talk about my job that much and my hobby project is in development. The only thing I have to show for "data" is utopiapimp.com.
Rather than hoping for people to stumble across you, you should probably look at a Who's hiring? post ( http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2503204 ) and Ctrl+F "remote".
Isn't it moot to withhold your name but still list that you work at Northrop Grumman and are the webmaster for the International Women's Flag Football Association? There can't be too many people who fit that description.
Not too mention you say that you are coordinating the HackerNewsDC group. A quick Google search narrows you down to one of three people.