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Re: Show HN: Résumé Shell

#32
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This is neat, but doesn’t support the first shell commands I tried- ls, pwd, man. Maybe try to map these commands to doing something related to your resume. This plays more like an Infocom text game than a shell because the commands are arbitrary and need to be learned. If you could treat some of the sections like a file system then I wouldn’t have to type “help” to see I need to run the “skills” command. Maybe just…

Thanks for the input! I'm planning on adding some basic shell functionality and a "directory structure" with some files which ofcourse will be "fakeish" but it won't seem that way.

Re: Show HN: Résumé Shell

#33
post #27

This is a great example of why you should spell it "résumé". I thought this was some product related to resuming a previous shell session.

Ok, have some aigus.

Never heard of this phrase. Care to explain? :D (googled it and came up with "have some treble" wat? ^^)

Re: Show HN: Résumé Shell

#35

Hi HN, hope you're having a great day! I'm currently looking for a remote position as an Embedded Engineer. So I decided to make a shell like resume webpage instead of a classic personal website (since shells = love). The project is version 0.00001 (lol), just wanted to ask you guys what you think of the idea and if you have any tips on what to improve :). You'll probably quickly see there are a few bugs (on mobile p…

Cool project! Is your handle a reference to filk music?

Thanks! And lmao no, my irl nickname is Filka, so filkatron.

Re: Show HN: Résumé Shell

#36

As someone who occasionally hires technical people, I'm torn on this one. The process at my employer is that resumes are submitted via the web site, they get stored in a shared folder (each application gets a folder with all of their attachments plus whatever they entered into the form on the web site), and once the competition closes the people doing the hiring (usually a manager and a team lead) review them. When I…

Thanks for your input and sharing some useful info, I already read similar things here on HN and other sites where people describe similar hiring processes. To be honest with you I don't like them, but I understand the need of having one in a bigger company.

I understand your point, however this resume isn't intended to be the first contact with a future employer. It will be contained in my pdf resume once I update it, but I hope the employer will notice it. I'll probably mention it in a cover letter or similar.

But as quadrifoliate already stated, this resume is a reverse filtering against standard hiring processes. I'm actually looking for a smaller sized team which I hope will be full of hackers that like to fiddle on the low level side of technology etc.

Re: Show HN: Résumé Shell

#40
The text cursor is put below the prompt when the window isn't fullscreen:

   [feelqah@github ~]$
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Also, on trying to copy the prompt to paste here, I noticed the mouse cursor disappears on everything but links, and whatever I select is immediately unselected.

It's a cool project.

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