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by all2 5d ago
Generally, I find that skirting these requirements is a matter of framing and word choice. For example: 'source recovery' instead of 'reverse engineering' is one I've used successfully. You may also lean into a libe
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by all2 5d ago
Those are all conspiracy theories. ;)
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by all2 8d ago
Other names that occur to me: Orchard, Forest, Stand (of trees).
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by all2 10d ago
This is probably correct. But also par for the course. I bet there are coffee shops that give skill bonuses or something like that, but I'm betting most don't. Most folks who do stuff like this just assume it's part of the jo
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by all2 15d ago
Mine was always accompanied by the sensation of being watched. I could 'see' where the watching was happening, but not the actual thing watching me. Also always accompanied by fear.
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Show HN: UBOM pre-release features part numbers and pn taxonomies(github.com)
2 points by all2 22d ago|0 comments
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by all2 22d ago
For those who don't know (like me): https://instances.vantage.sh/aws/ec2/m6i.16xlarge?currency=U... This is a VM with 64 vCPUs running at 3.5GHz, with 256GB RAM. It presently costs about ~3USD per hour to run
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by all2 22d ago
They have an API endpoint you can use. https://github.com/HackerNews/API
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by all2 23d ago
This definitely would have been me. I burned 100s of hours into my 400 level classes, some of those hours were completely wasted on things that I could never figure out how to get them to work.
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by all2 24d ago
If its helpful, that would be great! The matching algo is very raw at this point, so if you find posts that _should_ have matched but didn't, please reach out (email is in my profile) and I'll see what I can do.
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by all2 24d ago
> But the optimal for those isn't to post a generic who wants to be hired but have a LLM rewrite your resume to match the job description isn't it? If anyone was depending on this to actually make interview decisions, yes, that
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by all2 24d ago
This is something I'm considering. I was thinking we could probably hum it in with plain old vector embeddings, maybe?
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by all2 24d ago
I suppose I could look backwards instead of forwards. Tbf, at this hour, it hadn't even occurred to me.
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by all2 24d ago
I left an incomplete section in the post body, then went shopping. So here it is: --- Some observations when looking at the matches pair up right now: - individuals looking for jobs have extremely general postings - companies looking to hir
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by all2 24d ago
I'm confused. How do you figure this is a thing that needs to be done? I guess this boils down to the Copyright of posts on HN, and what is considered to be fair use. No, I'm not paying anyone. The compute is on my own dime and I&
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by all2 24d ago
"quality" here is such an abstract thing. There's a few metrics: seniority, salary range, enumerated skills (as requirements or as a person's skill set), and domain specific knowledge. These are far from perfect, and I t
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by all2 24d ago
> I'm sure you mean well but as someone who has considered posting on who wants to be hired in the past.... this is creepy AF and feels like a giant invasion of privacy. If you did it privately, or authenticated people in some way,
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Show HN: HN Match Maker – Matching "Who Wants to Be Hired?" With "Who's Hiring?"(hnmatchmaker.com)
125 points by all2 25d ago|46 comments
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by all2 26d ago
This depends largely on your expectation for what a 'game' should be. Puzzle boxes, for example, have zero on ramp, and yet many many people enjoy them, enjoy the struggle of discovery. Arguably the edges of mathematics and scienc
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by all2 28d ago
Bode learing, for my EEs that do RF work.
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by all2 29d ago
As fellow CEO of HTMX, I approve of this statement and concur. I think our next major moves will be to monetize our assets [0]. [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GyV_UG60dD4
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by all2 1mo ago
I'd be curious to pick your brain about the process you went through for this. My mental gap here is not even knowing what to ask for a process like this.
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by all2 1mo ago
I've been using GPT-5.6 Luna for everything at this point. It is more than enough to do all the work I need to do. You have to lead it by the nose, but if you know where you're going it works really, really well.
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by all2 1mo ago
The prices are card prices. Specifically, Walmart is typically the cheapest place around here.
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by all2 1mo ago
It's not true where I live. Costco is on average 5-10c more expensive than the cheaper places near me.
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by all2 1mo ago
I also made a clone. I haven't touched it in months. I was going to put it on one of my domains and decided not to until I can sort out moderation and all that. I'm not sure I want to be on the hook for moderating a forum full tim
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Show HN: UBOM now has attributes and artifacts(github.com)
1 points by all2 1mo ago|0 comments
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by all2 1mo ago
"Hardboiled" is a common term used for a certain genre of detective novel. I don't know of any novels, but I do know that Calvin and Hobbes poked fun at this genre in some of the strips. I suppose the comic books for Watchme
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by all2 1mo ago
Not one flock was given. (The joke was just there!)
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Show HN: UBOM a mini bill of materials manager(github.com)
3 points by all2 1mo ago|1 comments

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