Post B88FFOiu6hDqiJWmTA by toast@donotsta.re
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 (DIR) Post #B889wMoCVA8VVF6xUm by kate@social.treehouse.systems
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       what's a nice way to show case open-source contributions in a cv? i'm not looking for a new job, i just need to have a cv.in the last 10 years i have created 2.7k+ prs of which >90% are merged and almost 1k issues (everything without ai).some kind of graph would be nice, but i'm not sure what would be fitting, so any suggestions are welcome!
       
 (DIR) Post #B889wN21flCAC7a02q by toast@donotsta.re
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       @kate it depends on how you want it to be seen, i.e. what the purpose of the cv isa classic is to try to show how many people are impacted by your changes, including funny options like "% of the population benefiting from my work"
       
 (DIR) Post #B889wRDW6ylPAuzEVk by kate@social.treehouse.systems
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       and 18k+ commits.maybe just some simple line graph with the accumulated issues, prs and commits will do 🤔 i will need to make it fancy looking though!
       
 (DIR) Post #B88FFOWqpVa66vt9gO by kate@social.treehouse.systems
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       @toast and how do you calculate such percentage without making it up? i.e. i contributed like 2 small commits to the linux kernel which are only for two devices, but i guess i could claim most of the human population is "impacted" by the work, because it was in the linux kernel :D
       
 (DIR) Post #B88FFOiu6hDqiJWmTA by toast@donotsta.re
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       @kate you estimate in whatever way feels right to you :) this is the nature of communicationthe important part is that if they ask you about it, you can explain how you got to that figure