It , but I can't seem to find it for the life of me on the new Stack Overflow Jobs site.
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There used to be an option to convert my stackoverflow careers profile to a PDF file, which is a great feature.  However, I can no longer find an option to do this. Was it removed?
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Possible Duplicate:          The following series of events happened to me today for about the 100th time:   I have a programming question I cannot answer. I search Stackoverflow for the right question and hope it has good answers. Finding none, I google, which often yields better stackoverflow hits (related: why is that?). I think more about the question, rephrase it, and repeat the above steps. Finally, I click "Ask Question" on the stack, and type the title for my question. Upon tabbing from the title, I find my question in the "Related Questions" section!   While this is a happy moment, I can't help but think that one of my six or seven searches should have found it for me. Has anyone else had the same experience?
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Couldn't find it anywhere on user profile page. How can I reach some people who just answered my question for some details?
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I know Jeff Atwood and Joel Spolsky are the owners or creators because I came by the site from reading their blogs.  Who else works for Stack Overflow in here?  Does Jon Skeet? There's also a fair number of 100k+ users now.  The answers from them are quite informative. It seems that to get that many points in such a short amount of time (the site's only been online for 2-3 years?), you would need to be spending quite a lot of time, regularly on here, so either they   Have a ton of spare time either at work or outside of work Are unemployed (seems unlikely given their breadth of knowledge) Work for Stack Overflow and their job is partially to post answers.   These guys seem too knowledgeable so reason 1 or reason 2 seem unlikely, so I suspect reason 3.
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Currently the  page on Meta Stack Exchange says:  If your question is about:   (Employers). Questions for  should go to   … it is welcome here.  A  was closed as &quot;This question pertains only to a specific site in the Stack Exchange Network&quot;. That close reason has a link to the help center page that says Careers questions are on topic here. The post  to MSO by a Careers customer support member of staff, which implies it should indeed be asked on MSO instead... Could the help center page be updated to indicate this?  Note that  seems to be talking about what is now called Jobs, and the help center page has since been updated to direct those questions to MSO, but what is now (or was? Isn't it &quot;Talent&quot; now?) called Careers (confusing right?) is still apparently on-topic here.
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I just found  , and I must say I found it very useful; however, it was closed as "Off topic". Now, it hasn't generated all that many page views, but I would have loved it if it was open, in case something new came up in the past year it was closed.   The "Off topic" specification doesn't exactly explain what the problem is with the question; I see the point for Stack Overflow, given there is no actual coding problem discussed - but a user in that post points out:     (That aside, prepare for your question to be closed, it's a bit too close to "please provide me a list of", which isn't muchly appreciated)   Now, the thing is, a lot of times I actually would appreciate greatly a "provide me a list of" question, like in this case - however, I can see the point in this posting in particular not being on-topic for Stack Overflow.   My question then is - is there a place where such "listing" questions about computer software in general can be asked? I don't think it would fit in programmers.SE, and one may think superuser.com would be appropriate - but then again, its purpose could be understood as specific questions about how to do more advanced stuff with existing software, thereby excluding again listing questions.   If that is so, then where do such question belong? If Super User on the other hand is appropriate, wouldn't the referred post be better off moved to Super User, and opened for contributions there - instead of sitting on Stack Overflow closed?
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I'm participating in the  and wanted to refer to the on- and off-topic questions on the  proposal.  However, I couldn't find a link to it anywhere in the SE site.  If I'm not missing the obvious, could we have one?
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Here's my problem: I know I've posted something on Stack Overflow about a particular topic.  I know how to search all my answers with a given keyword, and that feature works well.  But, if I don't find anything, I assume that it must have been a comment that I posted on the subject, and I'd like to be able to find it, and the question it belongs to.  I have read:  , , and  on Meta.  Basically, all the responses to those are about 3 years old, so it seems reasonable (to me) to ask this again ...  I've also tried just searching on Google with the keyword(s), my SO username (which I guess unfortunately is (a) not that unusual, and (b) a substring of other words, like unfortunately!), and site:stackoverflow.com, without much success.  Is there a Stack Exchange API or query that I could run to search my comments, using a keyword or keywords?  I did see one  in one of the questions linked to above indicating that the (2009) inability to do this was annoying him, too, so hopefully I'm not the only one who's tried to do this.
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Stuff like polls, recommendations based on subjective constraints, puzzles, webcomics etc. do not belong on the serious main SE sites, where professionals should be considered at work and having just a few spare minutes ("code's compiling") to answer questions, so they should not be distracted by such things. However, I'd also like to have a home for these things still using the SE engine. For the reason I mentioned before, this needs to be a separate place though. Let's call it four.[sitename-here].com.
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Are the "top tags &amp; percentiles" from Stack Exchange sites other than Stack Overflow displayed in the Careers site?  If not can they be added?  If they are, then what are the requirements for them being displayed in the Careers site?
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The  specifically says not to ask  for career advice but people do it anyway.  Should I consider the Help Center outdated or only loosely enforced?    And what about a career advice site on the network?  There are 70+ sites, and most of them are for relatively narrow interests (which is not a criticism, I enjoy looking through the many sections).  A career section seems like it would be very popular.  Also, a careers section would help keep career questions off the other sites.
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One thing I've noticed about the relatively new sitewide layout is that I can't find a quick way to get back to www.stackexchange.com without finding StackExchange in the sites list. As a result, I am typing stackexchange in my toolbar a whole lot more often now. In particular, I tend to enjoy browsing the hot questions list and my own personal feed quite often so visit these pages on a daily basis. Is there an easy link to them that I'm missing?  (On the android app, there is a feed in the menu that I really appreciate, something like that on the desktop would be ideal!)
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On Careers I thought it wold be nice to be able to filter by , possibly multiple, in additional to location.  Nothing fancy, but something like ....        The image of tags is stolen from the SO side to convey the idea. I suspect functionality on the Careers side would need to be a bit different.  Recent tags would likely make sense.  Favorite tags, particularly the more specific ones might not (e.g., a job posting for , ).  Anyway, the image is just to give a sense of the idea.
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On main and in the old mobile site (iirc) the username of the OP is highlighted in the comments.  This is no longer the case after the new design/theme was rolled out yesterday.  Can we get this back?
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The blog at  is distinctly different from its cousins at  or . In particular, it has little to do with programming. It really ought to be blog.stackexchange.com as it has naturally morphed into a blog about the larger network. Could this be remedied? Could we have a SO blog about programming?
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Just joined Stack Overflow careers and figured I'd chime in and ask for a feature. It appears that the order you insert the "Experience" items in is how they stay. I seem to have put mine in ascending order instead of the more traditional descending. It would be helpful if SO Careers had a sort feature for that section. I certainly want potential employers to see my latest experience first.
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Wikipedia has a "" link on the front page that makes it easy for people to start exploring. It would be interesting to have something similar for Stack Overflow, perhaps with an additional (optional) constraint for "unanswered" questions. This might help eventually provide some attention to long-forgotten questions that weren't lucky enough to get an answer when they were new.