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saasxyz
4y ago
Hi, this is a shameless plug, I am building a site for fully location independent jobs. It might be helpful to you. You can filter by category. http://realworkfromanywhere.com/
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saasxyz
4y ago
> Always be doing something even if it doesn't look it will go anywhere, of course it's better to be doing something that has more potential, but doing anything beats doing nothing 9/10 times. The chances of making a conne
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4y ago
at this stage, I am the one who is reaching out not the other way around. So, it's not bad I think. And yes I need to automate that if the demand is high.
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Tell HN: Someone is actually paying to have his product advertised on my site
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There are issues when it comes to work from anywhere. My concern is why people fail to understand the difference between work from home and work from anywhere?
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Ask HN: Why people think work from home and work from anywhere are same?
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The number one reason I see is remote work enables the ability to travel and explore. And some prefer async work also. It can't be possible in an in-office work.
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4y ago
I found an image with istock watermark in huggingface stabilityAI space itself.
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saasxyz
4y ago
sounds good. How can I reach recruiters to sell those applications?
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Ask HN: How can I attract recruiters to my job site?
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definitely yes. Feels so good.
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Tell HN: My job site made its first sale – $49
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4y ago
nice, but how it is different from working on an editor? honestly I don't get the difference. As a fellow maker, I am curious to hear your thoughts.
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Show HN: Calculate how much time, CO2, and money you saved since you went remote
(realworkfromanywhere.com)
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saasxyz
4y ago
yeah, that's why I built this to give a space for real work from anywhere jobs.
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4y ago
Just tried on firefox for android and it is working for me. Can you try again or from any other browser?
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4y ago
I am not trying to trick people into believing all those postings were posted directly on my site. Anyone clicking around the site will simply find out that it is curated from various sources. And also on the top there is a clause that says
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4y ago
> EDIT: Thought about it and i guess it's 100% scraped for now.. That's right. I introduced 'post a job' feature only today.
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saasxyz
4y ago
Removed. Thank you so much.
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saasxyz
4y ago
I am not expert in laws but what I understand here is that job position allows employees to work from anywhere but those employees need a work permission in US. In other words, this worldwide position is open only for US citizens. I may be
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4y ago
Please post a link too so that I can take a look and others can trust your claim as well. Some mistakes happen. I am trying my best to eradicate such postings.
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4y ago
That's also one source and accounts for 5% of postings available on my site. So, in a way it makes a difference.
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4y ago
These postings come from various sources where they provide their location as worldwide. Some jobs explicitly say they are bound to a list of specific locations while others say worldwide. I only curate worldwide jobs.
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I made a site for 100% location independent jobs
(realworkfromanywhere.com)
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4y ago
Nice, I also thought making a similar wordle game based on Wikipedia articles.
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4y ago
> especially ones that are JavaScript instead of PHP why?
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4y ago
> We’re all going to die. Every day we live a little and die a little Beautiful perspective there. Thanks for writing this.
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4y ago
Can I know what projects you build?
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4y ago
I think it depends on what you want to become. Good developer -> Slow specialist. Good entrepreneur -> Quick generalist
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4y ago
Do you have any high traffic site on Hobby plan? I see some people using vercel domain getting blowing up their posts on HN, can hobby plan afford that traffic?
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