Well, without "real credentials", it's a webcomic. Not that there's anything wrong with that, of course. I completely forgot this was non-fiction until I read the HN title again.
Nice way to look out for an employer with sense of humor. This will be dismissed by all the people you wouldn't want to be working for in the first place. Unless you are really desperate, it looks like a great strategy to end up working with people that are actually nice.
Extra stuff: when you click the "buy" link (in one of the last slides) it takes you to the book's page on Amazon. Now scroll down and check the Video reviews. You'll see a video of the writer interviewing her book, talk show style, with the stove in the background :)
This made the rounds on Reddit (and probably other sites). Looks like its successful at getting attention, which is more than can be said about most CV/resumé pages..
A little on a tangent but I'd like to dispute the conception of MS Paint as something that can only create poor art. Take a look at the following:
http://www.drububu.com/tutorial/mspaint.html
As a person who has never completed a webpage, I should thank this guy for finally ending this cycle. I read every part of his page and was even checking the backlinks out of curiosity.
MSPaint has a strange way of pulling me in; then never letting me go :(
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http://web.me.com/agueniot/Data/Flash/cven.html
Pulling out a 2004 link, but it has stayed in my Bookmark archive for years.
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Extra stuff: when you click the "buy" link (in one of the last slides) it takes you to the book's page on Amazon. Now scroll down and check the Video reviews. You'll see a video of the writer interviewing her book, talk show style, with the stove in the background :)
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For the curious; there are 56 pages =D
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This looks like interesting research: http://www.squicky.org/work/sca07gtw/
Anyone know much about motion capture? Is it something that is now doable at any sort of homebrew budget levels nowadays?
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MSPaint has a strange way of pulling me in; then never letting me go :(
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