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Mostly been checking LinkedIn, ask HN: who’s hiring, and workatastartup It is still a pain to read through everything to try and find a match So I built a scraper and added a bit of AI with GPT, to match my resume and ideal job description
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Exactly Just built an ncurses python application in very little time, without knowing anything about ncurses at all Some iterations can be frustrating and it can’t handle everything, but it saves a ton of time in getting to a productive rhy
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The ultimate goal is to automate as much of the job searching and application process as possible The video shows a cli ui that I built on top of a couple of python scripts Here’s the code for the scripts: https://news.ycombinato
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Show HN: Built a CLI scraper for Ask HN Who's hiring?
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Just tried it. It's great to have search and filters. Is there a way to get a match based on resume? Something like this: https://hnresumetojobs.com/
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Thank you There’s a lot more that can be added to it, like scraping other websites, a nice interface and automatic resume personalization for the matched job Would love your feedback after trying it out
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Cool, looks great, thank you! Will try it out What I want to do next is automate the application process Currently I can produce custom resumes and cover letters based on a base resume and some examples, but then I still need to manually pr
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Show HN: Save hours in your job search with Python and GPT
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Exactly Essentially every single interview/recruiting process is selecting for someone who is good at going through the process, rather than selecting for someone who is actually good for the job It’s pretty frustrating and incredibly
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> usually when they go over it for a good reason, like going viral, they aren't anticipating it, and just when their traffic is most valuable the site is down Of course. And that’s why any limit against a dynamic variable should als
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Where’s the price? Do you have a link to the product page? Thank you
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Ask HN: Is Google violating their own ads ToS?
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Not sure about the currently available tools, given the break-neck speed of AI progress, but a couple of years ago I built a scraper that used a captcha-solving service, they sell something like 1000 solutions for $10, it was super cheap. T
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Kadoa looks great. For tool discovery/usage, are you using LangChain or something else? Also, do you support scraping private sites, ie. sites that require a login/password to access the data to scrape? Thank you!
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This would be amazing to do practice code/tech interviews for software engineering roles It could work both for practice and for automating interviews as well
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Very good post, also kind of depressing how big companies can easily squash the little guys > It doesn’t matter if you’re right. It matters if you have money, time, and willpower to go to court There are some exceptions to this, but for
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This is cool, as long as you have some way of compensating people that took risk for equity Personally, I took a very low paying job at a VC-backed company over 10 years ago. Left some time later with a significant amount of equity in the f
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Looks amazing. Love the interactive demo images
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Just tried creating a fb account to manage some ads It let me create the account, but then to manage the ads they had me create a business account, and a few seconds later, they blocked my fb account Exactly the same thing happened to someo
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In some way, neural networks and newer ML models seem to be going in this direction. We are starting to get faster/better results with black boxes than with if-else style code
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Yes. Btw, what are someone’s potential liquidity alternatives for ISO options in profitable private startups? What’s an alternative to Carta’s solution?
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> 700k Palestinians leaving in 1948, there was no historical order to evict anyone from outside the future Israeli borders, fact is they fled either from fear or through encouragement What weasel way to say killing and displacing the Pal
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So pointing out the fact that Israel has been stealing land from Palestinian people is denying Jewish claims? Maybe you mean Zionist claims? Do you also think that criticizing Israel in any way is antisemitic?
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> it magically appeared by League of Nations (UN) vote in 1948. > "Stealing land" is a very one-sided war to look at it. The legalities and mortality of land captured in self defence are debatable to some extent, but clearly
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No one denied any Jewish claims You however, by saying it’s complicated, are trying to paint a simple picture in which Israel apparently didn’t do anything wrong That’s actually incredibly partisan and false
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Israel has most definitely not been unilaterally tolerating rocket attacks Israel has bombed Gaza multiple times, way before Oct 7, it’s killed people in peaceful protests, it has boasted Hamas to avoid a peaceful resolution of a Palestini
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Oh yeah, “it’s complicated” One thing is for sure though, they keep doing it. To this day Israeli settlers, aided by the IDF, keep stealing Palestinian land and resources Israel probably wishes they would just disappear so it would stop bei
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This is exactly why the whole thing is so suspicious They have cameras everywhere, including automated guns, a 100m buffer zone, and they didn’t see what was going on? They didn’t see the breach, the hundreds of Hamas fighters crossing over
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> take water pipes sent as aid - which were allowed to be imported - dig them up and turn them into rockets This is not true. They did dig up pipes to make rockets, but they were the pipes from Israeli settlements. Settlements that Israe
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Please explain how the state of Israel magically appeared in its current location without taking any land from anyone Please explain how the 2023 and the 2005 governments are the same And also please explain why the definition of genocide h
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