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Re:Building Jarvis by user837387 on Monday December 19, 2016 @02:51PM (#13214465)
Unfortunately this is my throw away account. I speak my mind so I come off as a troll. I'll post the latest project I'm working under my real user id in a few months.

I'm kicking myself since this appears to be a good opportunity for some self promotion. Fuck Me.

Edit: This is making me realize that I should stop being an anonymous coward and put myself out there to try to make my projects and I known to the world. I'll make this my new year's resolution.

Re:Building Jarvis by iamskeptic on Monday December 19, 2016 @04:00PM (#13214919)
Anonymous Cowards are something from Slashdot, right? I don't think that applies here.

I also have a few different accounts, while keeping my main account more 'professional'. I do it for a few reasons: the HN hive mentality hates dissenting opinions in general (doesn't matter how well written and based on facts), everything has to be super politically correct these days and the 'cultural fit' mantra could mean I would have a disadvantage getting a job (since many employers/startups will check your comment history to decide if you're a "fit", while simultaneously posting on their blog about diversity efforts).

I'd say keep using your throwaway accounts. It's not the end of the world you didn't get to promote your side project in this thread.

Re:Building Jarvis by joe563323 on Wednesday December 21, 2016 @09:53AM (#13229541)
Just curious. How do you manage switching b/w the accounts. Just plain logout and login ?
Re:Building Jarvis by user5994461 on Monday December 19, 2016 @04:47PM (#13215261)
> throw away account [...] being an anonymous coward

Well. In the current era of NSA and surveillance, it makes sense to make a new account for every message.