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+Johnny Coder
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+============
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+------------------- ----------------------------
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+1 MyAddress email@example.com
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+MyTown 1000 @twitter_handle
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+MyCountry 1800 my-phone-nr
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+------------------- ----------------------------
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+
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+Education
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+---------
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+2010-2014 (expected)
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+: **PhD, Computer Science**; Awesome University (MyTown)
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+
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+ *Thesis title: Deep Learning Approaches to the Self-Awesomeness
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+ Estimation Problem*
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+
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+2007-2010
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+: **BSc, Computer Science and Electrical Engineering**; University of
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+ HomeTown (HomeTown)
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+
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+ *Minor: Awesomeology*
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+
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+Experience
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+----------
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+
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+**Your Most Recent Work Experience:**
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+
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+Short text containing the type of work done, results obtained,
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+lessons learned and other remarks. Can also include lists and
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+links:
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+
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+* First item
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+
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+* Item with [link](http://www.example.com). Links will work both in
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+ the html and pdf versions.
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+
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+**That Other Job You Had**
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+
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+Also with a short description.
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+
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+Technical Experience
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+--------------------
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+My Cool Side Project
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+: For items which don't have a clear time ordering, a definition
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+ list can be used to have named items.
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+
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+ * These items can also contain lists, but you need to mind the
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+ indentation levels in the markdown source.
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+ * Second item.
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+
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+Open Source
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+: List open source contributions here, perhaps placing emphasis on
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+ the project names, for example the **Linux Kernel**, where you
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+ implemented multithreading over a long weekend, or **node.js**
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+ (with [link](http://nodejs.org)) which was actually totally
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+ your idea...
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+
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+Programming Languages
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+: **first-lang:** Here, we have an itemization, where we only want
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+ to add descriptions to the first few items, but still want to
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+ mention some others together at the end. A format that works well
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+ here is a description list where the first few items have their
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+ first word emphasized, and the last item contains the final few
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+ emphasized terms. Notice the reasonably nice page break in the pdf
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+ version, which wouldn't happen if we generated the pdf via html.
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+
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+: **second-lang:** Description of your experience with second-lang,
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+ perhaps again including a [link] [ref], this time placing the url
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+ reference elsewhere in the document to reduce clutter (see source
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+ file).
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+
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+: **obscure-but-impressive-lang:** We both know this one's pushing
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+ it.
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+
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+: Basic knowledge of **C**, **Brainfuck**, **forth**, **Common Lisp**
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+
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+[ref]: https://github.com/githubuser/superlongprojectname
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+
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+Extra Section, Call it Whatever You Want
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+----------------------------------------
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+
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+* Human Languages:
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+
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+ * English (native speaker)
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+ * ???
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+ * This is what a nested list looks like.
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+
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+* Random tidbit
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+
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+* Other sort of impressive-sounding thing you did
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