- Committer/contributor to open source project(s) +6
- Speaker at conferences/group events +5
- Blog about tech (even if only occasionally) +4
- Attend user groups/meetups at least once a month +4
- Regular reader of tech books/blogs +4
- Master’s in Computer Science +3×2
- Run Linux or other Unix flavor at home +3
- Started with Caldera OpenLinux in 1997
- Over the years used Solaris, RedHat, SuSe, Mandrake, Ubuntu
- Now using Mac OS X 10.6.8 and Android 3.2 daily
- Published author/editor of book or web material +3 articles +8 books
- Active projects on GitHub, Sourceforge, Heroku, similar +2 each
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In addition to your main ‘paid’ language/platform, some level of fluency in any of the following:
Java, C++, Scala, Clojure, Lisp, Ruby, Erlang, Python, Haskell, iPhone/Android platform
+5 per language
- Java: hacked several projects by myself, fixed bugs in code by others, supervised students, …
- C++: finished a couple of small-team projects before C# came along; liked Delphi much more
- Clojure: reading fluency
- LISP: I was correcting the lecturer back when we got lectures on this
- Python: one of the favourite languages since 2001
- Haskell: was teaching it to students in 2009–2010
- Work experience for (+5) or a job offer (+2) from a certain subset of employers +2
- Google contacted me through: Efrat Dagan (7/8/2012), Kevin Grice (3/7/2012) and someone else I cannot seem to find in my inbox
- 40+ tech buzzwords or acronyms on your résumé -5
- Résumé is over three pages -4
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