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   by xando 10y ago

   Thanks. There is no syntax here. I've decided to drop looking for a job title, impossible to guess. I will look at the ŌURA issue.
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   by xando 10y ago

   Hey, a friendly reminder. We are scraping this thread every month. All positions available to search on the map. https://whoishiring.io/search/20.427/-57.788/3/
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   by xando 10y ago

   Thanks. Check this blog post that I wrote https://blog.whoishiring.io/hacker-news-who-is-hiring-thread...
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   by xando 10y ago

   Python, Elasticsearch, Postgres
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   by xando 10y ago

   http://nlp.stanford.edu/software/classifier.shtml I'm not too happy about it. But, I planning to replace it with simple knuth morris pratt text search against the list of all significant locations. This 100x slowe
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   by xando 10y ago

   Actually a lot of people ask me about different angles for the data. For this reason I'm trying to build a stats / trends page. So feedback / requirements welcome.
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   by xando 10y ago

   I’m not too sure if the question is meaningful. But since I’m running https://whoishiring.io and scrapping all major sources with jobs for developers, I have a lot of data related. I can put some numbers here. Top 10 from all so
8. 68.▲
   by xando 10y ago

   Hah good one. It's a google maps feature. I think there is a way to disable it. But I could say that ski slopes are there to make a job position even more attractive :)
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   by xando 10y ago

   Right, this is an issue. It's need to be decided what to do when there is no location. Said that. I think that the physical location is important (obviously for whoishiring.io is) even if the position is purely REMOTE. Some companies w
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    by xando 10y ago

    Thanks. It's Python down under with Elasticsearch, and the UI is AngularJS 1.
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    by xando 10y ago

    Hey, as usual, a friendly reminder. All positions posted here are scraped and available to search on the map. https://whoishiring.io/search/20.427/-57.788/3/
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    Who Is Hiring Travel Stories: Exploring Cape Town with Maciej Fijałkowski(blog.whoishiring.io)

    5 points by xando 10y ago|0 comments
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    by xando 10y ago

    Hey, as usual, a friendly reminder. All positions posted here are scraped and available to search on the map. https://whoishiring.io/search/27.859/-37.178/2/
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    by xando 10y ago

    vmprof could use a good logo vmprof is a platform to understand and resolve performance bottlenecks in your code. It includes a lightweight profiler for CPython 2.7, CPython 3 and PyPy and an assembler log visualizer for PyPy. recent update
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    by xando 10y ago

    Hah, Thanks. This is great feedback :) The website is not really likable by google crawlers but I will try to think on it.
16. 76.▲
    by xando 10y ago

    I'm not too sure what do you mean. Could you name them?
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    by xando 10y ago

    Thanks. There is a plan to set up a fairly dynamic page where people could compare different technologies, and look at trends.
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    by xando 10y ago

    I'm aware if its existence, although if I run search on the job posts for tags like lxc / lxd. The chart line was flat. I'm not too sure if this is something comparable. I wrote this blog post.
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    by xando 10y ago

    I agree with the case of Go, the std lib does good enough job to be full-toolbox. Go is getting really big. If want you can check the numbers from the first part [1] where I mention that. You can find number other languages as well there. B
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    by xando 10y ago

    Thanks for the links. I'm the author, also I've fixed the Part 2. As for the other suggestion. I'm not too sure how to get the data, although I myself would be really interested to see numbers as well. Also, right now I'
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    by xando 10y ago

    I wrote the blog, apologises. I didn't include .NET frameworks for only one reason numbers were marginal (it's Hacker News after all). I didn't want to add 20 different lines on the charts. I didn't include many things f
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    by xando 10y ago

    Hey, as usual, a friendly reminder. All positions posted here are available to search on the map. https://whoishiring.io/search/27.859/-37.178/2/
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    by xando 10y ago

    I hate the name, the website, the logo. I hate them all. But I guess this all my fault. And, I agree. PageDuty is one of those terrible product ideas executed right. Good luck guys.
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    by xando 10y ago

    I've just run the query and it's 6 (not this month, all time) with Beijing as a location. My best guess for China is: they have to have something similar, although obviously not in English. They have a huge market with limited rea
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    by xando 10y ago

    Hey, thanks for the comments. And I agree. I will keep that in mind writing the next part. (I'm an author)
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    by xando 10y ago

    Please keep in mind that this only Hacker News Who is hiring, maybe other sources are more popular there. Also, nearly every big city was already announced as next Silicon Valley by the press by now. The press is creating huge illusion here
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    by xando 10y ago

    Hey. I'm an author. I've just run the query for you. There are 891 (out of 19409 with known location) job post from Cambridge, MA or Boston, MA. Which gives 4.59%.
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    by xando 10y ago

    Could you elaborate more?
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    by xando 10y ago

    right. I've updated the writing.
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    by xando 10y ago

    I'm an author. Right. I agree. This why I put a disclaimer at the beginning of the post. Hacker News is just one source among many others.