Beautiful

thank you sethx

Thats pretty normal in Cuba

At jobstash.xyz we have similar tech as part of our generalized scraping infra, and it’s been live for half a year performing optimally.

I was annoyed at how parasitic recruiters started contacting me about jobs in crypto, so i spent the last year building a fully automated job board that ingests all job data automatically and structures it using openai, while also enriching it with relevant company financials to combat information asymmetry. I’m now using it to find my next job :)

Check it out at: https://jobstash.xyz

I've also started down the road of rolling my own personalized job board. I'm also curious about where you're sourcing data from. I resorted to scraping sites like Crunchbase, layoffs.fyi, etc.

Related to this I put together a script to use ChatGPT to generate cover letters. Given the name of a company and the job title, it generates a fancy cover letter using Latex.

Thought about doing this as I'm fed up with Linkedin and the other crap out there. Would also love to know how this is done (where to get the job data).

nice, very solid! I've just started picking away at my own version of this (mainly to procrastinate from job searching), although not focused on crypto.

From a quick glance at the TG group, are you using just Github to scrape for jobs?

No controversy in your take. It sucks.

https://www.dailymotion.com/playlist/x5ysjb 13:35 for your pleasure Celebrity deathmatch with bill gates in an iconic abort retry fail moment

Please sign the petition on change.org: https://www.change.org/p/open-source-development-is-in-dange...

Honest question: how much did prison architect and their work inspire you, in terms of solutions to engineering problems?

Honest answer: I have never played Prison architect. Do you see any similarities?

The only similarity I'd see is that trucks play a somewhat similar role to handymen in Prison Architect, except in CoI, they only deliver cargo, while in PA, they do the actual building.

It does make me wonder...internally, how do trucks decide which deliveries to make? Is there a list of deliveries that need to be made and they just pick the top one based on priority, or does their location get factored in at all?

Please elaborate about toString() ?

The toString() method returns a string representing the source code of the function.

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Refe...

That's pretty neat. Thanks for the link.

If called on a Function it returns the source of the function, which allows for all sorts of meta programming.

If memory serves, a real world example was Angular doing a toString then injecting dependencies before calling eval on the new code.

To be honest, I don’t know that there’s ever a good reason to use it in production as it almost always involves performance and security problems.

> involves performance [...] problems

Except when it solves them! https://mrale.ph/blog/2018/02/03/maybe-you-dont-need-rust-to...

I once used it for a proof of concept for computer worm type message on a sort of message board. Used to re-generate the source code to be added to new messages.

Yep. We used to use this for some hacks back before AST libraries were a thing, mainly because Function.prototype.toString() preserves comments.

function foo() { /* a comment! / }

console.log(foo.toString()); //-> "function foo() { / a comment! */ }"