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by nico 3y ago
Excellent tip, thank you! hnhiring.com looks super cool, I'm curious if you have any stats or infographics about the data have you played with the data and LLMs to try to get some insights?
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by nico 3y ago
Not who you were replying to, but I know of two options: 1) the simplest, is to ask GPT to tell me an estimate for a certain role, at a certain company, at a certain location/area - with the right prompt, and if it can find additional
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by nico 3y ago
Love the ideas, especially the ssh one, it's something that I had been fantasizing about My first year of college, the school had a Telnet-based application to request classes, it would be amazing to build something like that Any point
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by nico 3y ago
That’s an excellent tip, thank you very much. It will definitely come in handy soon when implementing the cron :) Are you using the API on some project?
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by nico 3y ago
Love the idea of having comments on job listings! It would be amazing! Companies might hate it? Hehe
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by nico 3y ago
Awesome, did not know about the HN api, nice! What open source LLM did you use? Anything that would run on a CPU of a 5 year old MacBook Air (which I’m using as my home server) Do you have the code for your project? Or maybe some features&#
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by nico 3y ago
Really impressive! Amazing work, thank you for sharing :)
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by nico 3y ago
Thank you! Will definitely go through the feed and try to add it to Command Jobs :) As an aggregator it’s true that finding salary ranges is quite the challenge As an applicant, I’ve settled for just only applying to the positions that have
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by nico 3y ago
Thank you for posting your site! Will definitely explore it. Great and simple concept Might try scraping it too ;) Btw, random observation that surprised me when scraping Ask HN, most jobs (100+) are posted the first day of the month, but t
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by nico 3y ago
Thank you so much Excellent contribution, definitely need a ton of validations! Also pending is getting some tests in there, especially to test consistent LLM/GPT-dependent behavior Totally right about the difference in expectations fr
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by nico 3y ago
This is great, it might be really helpful for what I’ve been working on Just put together a small project that uses GPT to find good job matches[1] One of the most challenging things in making it useful for more users, is managing the promp
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by nico 3y ago
Thank you! It’s been fun building it and I’m looking forward to keep improving it I definitely want to add scrapers for more sources Haven't tried workday, is it popular for tech jobs (ie. with people that use the command line)? Do you
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by nico 3y ago
Yes, those would be amazing Haven’t been able to get it down though. I’ve tried a few prompts in those lines, but I never really like the outputs The iteration is still very helpful in fleshing out a good personalized resume/cover lett
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by nico 3y ago
Sorry, yes, that’s exactly what I meant by “direct inference”; putting the resume and all necessary in the prompt and “trust” the fit evaluation done by the LLM Thank you so much for the insightful comments and pointers If you were expandin
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by nico 3y ago
Amazing, thank you! Very cool Did you do any sort of benchmark between embeddings and direct inference? How did you tune the distance for relevance, how did you decide on chunking and how many results would you include? I want to try filter
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by nico 3y ago
This is incredibly cool! Currently using docker as a way to easily distribute and run an open project[1], this would be great to use on top of docker Will this run ok on a Mac? (I see the feature is pending, any tests done yet?) [1] https:
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by nico 3y ago
For sure, would love any contributions. Feel free to create a ticket, or a PR on Github Let me know if you have any issues getting it up and running
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by nico 3y ago
One of the most challenging aspects is having a proper interface for prompt management. Right now there are 5 different elements that are combined together to form the prompt in a specific format. The prompt elements are stored in the .env
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by nico 3y ago
That’s true, and it would be a great feature to have. The scraper could “double click” on the listings and try to find salary ranges from other websites where the listing might be posted, like the careers page of the company I’m going one s
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by nico 3y ago
Here’s a brief explainer video https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTLRFQs2j/
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Show HN: Tech jobs on the command line(github.com)
80 points by nico 3y ago|54 comments
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by nico 3y ago
Has anyone used sqlite for storing embeddings? Are there any extensions or tips for making it easier? I have a small command line python app that uses sqlite for a db. Postgres would be a huge overkill for the app PS: is sqlite-vas good? h
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by nico 3y ago
Cool, will check it out Does it integrate with Visual Studio, does it provide code suggestions? Been doing a lot of back and forth iteration with ChatGPT to build a python project from scratch It’s been a really good experience although fru
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by nico 3y ago
Thank you Some of the code (the basic scraper and gpt analysis) is here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39539103 My plan is to soon post the whole thing in GitHub and track it there
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by nico 3y ago
While looking for engineering jobs, as a way to face the tedious tasks, and have fun while doing it, I’ve been building a command line tool to automate as much as possible of my job search process So far this tool: * saves my resume * saves
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Show HN: Not everything needs a browser, job search from the command line(tiktok.com)
1 points by nico 3y ago|3 comments
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by nico 3y ago
Hi, just checking out the website reframe.is and I'm getting: 404: NOT_FOUND Code: DEPLOYMENT_NOT_FOUND Would love to know more about what you guys do at Reframe AI
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by nico 3y ago
> It's easy to end up writing code that's got good algorithmic time complexity, but where the CPU spends its time sitting cold and waiting on RAM It’s been interesting preparing for coding interviews. Quite a few times, the “op
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by nico 3y ago
Thank you for checking it out! ChatGPT helped a lot. I had no experience working with ncurses for example, and gpt has been great at providing boilerplate code, as well as at iterating over smaller bits of code, to refactor or add features
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by nico 3y ago
Thank you! The interviewers don’t seem to care very much. They mostly want me to talk about big company projects with similar difficulties to what they are going through now or experienced in the past I think if I was applying to more junio

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