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2•ColinWright•34m ago•0 comments
Open in hackernews

Job searching and torrent-related homelab infra

2•McAlpine5892•7mo ago
Hi:

I keep a homelab with a good bit of deploy infra that I'm quite proud of. However, there's a good bit of configuration around torrent-related activities. The technical side can be fairly interesting to talk about in relations to automation, atomic moves, VPN handling, etc.

There is other code but it's frankly not as interesting. Should this not be associated with the same profile given to job applications?

Comments

roflchoppa•7mo ago
If I saw it on an application we would be for sure talking about it.

I think it addresses the, “would I have a beer/coffee with this person” part of the interview.

(I’m not a hiring professional, but have done hiring for the startup I work at)

Spooky23•7mo ago
It might be a way to screen certain employers. But it really depends on the vertical.

Personally, I love hiring misfits. One of my more memorable hires was student intern who flipped from computer science to history after she applied. I figured the interview was over and we chitchated a bit where I learned she was a wedding planner on the side. She turned out to an amazing PM and went really deep into data analytics work.

Another dude was a smartass kid at the Apple Store. Dropped out of college to chase some girl. Hired him as a 19 year old contractor for exec Macs and he turned into an incredible infrastructure engineer.

So it may be a good hook. But you need to find the right person.

maxcomperatore•7mo ago
honestly having unique stuff like torrent infra shows you’re hands-on and creative. it’s a convo starter and proves you can manage complex systems. just be ready to explain why it matters to your job goals. employers love people who can build and automate real things, even if they’re a little unconventional.