filkatron

I'm testing a new idea: a minimal phrack-style, community driven hackzine. The main purpose is to make hacking hands on and accessible. It is meant to be printed, folded, and shared, just like old fanzines.

If it gains traction, I’ll move it to a new github account and remove all my personal info from the site.

Currently there are a few posts that I'll write myself to get things started, things that have been on my mind for years. Nothing fancy. I encourage you to do the same. If you have something cool to share, write about it and open a PR:

https://github.com/feelqah/feelqah.github.io

Any suggestions are welcome!

  Location: Osijek, Croatia

  Remote: Yes

  Willing to relocate: No

  Technologies: Python, Embedded C, Bash, Linux

  Résumé/CV: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/feelqah/feelqah.github.io/master/resume.pdf

  Email: fmaric.os@gmail.com

For more info about me check out my personal website (it's a Résumé "Shell"):

https://feelqah.github.io/

Okay, thanks! I'll fix it after I implement the "core" features.

Thanks! And thanks for the input. I'll add it to my todo list and fix it once I implement rest of the features. Cheers~

edit: can you tell me which browser are you using?

Thanks dude! I'll fix it later.

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.

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

Sorry for the confusion. Fixed now.

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

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.

Thanks for the tip. The title has been updated.

Your ideas sound pretty cool to me, thanks. I'll implement them later. Cheers!

Ofcourse, this is just "toy" resume. The real one is a pdf.

lmao didn't came to mind at all. Thanks for the tip! Sadly I don't think I can edit this submission anymore. :/

Hey thanks for the input! Good idea, I'll try and implement cd, ls and cat for example. The tab autocompletion is on my TODO list as well as a simple command history. Also, thanks for trying to actually read the cv, I'll increase the "typing speed".

This project of yours looks cool! [1]

[1] https://profiled.app/

Thank you very much! I'll "polish" it even more then.

Thanks! I'll fix it straight away.

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 prolly, etc.) please let me know in the comments. Also, the "help command" feature is not implemented yet, just "help".

I'm not usually into web programming so I used jQuery.

The repo is here:

https://github.com/feelqah/feelqah.github.io

Thanks in advance guys!

The first step is to start from yourself and take a better look at your plate.

fungal computer: https://royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/full/10.1098/rsfs.201...

Relative noob here, I'm learning programming in general and I picked C to start with. My university courses are pretty shitty so I have to do it by myself. OOP is pretty repulsive to me. I don't know why. Too many abstraction that I can't see clearly.

Would any of you recommend me to try and get the hang of OOP using C or should I just pick up Java or C++ ?

(sorry if this is a inappropriate comment on this post)

I totally agree with you. I'm taking a discrete mathematics course on college and we were asked to solve this.