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Comment #49085058
To answer a couple of questions that are likely to pop up: Is there an ATS integration? Not at the moment, but once value is proven, ATS integration is for sure the first natural s…
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Show HN: Permanym – for hiring teams overwhelmed by AI resume spam
Employers are facing a growing wave of automated AI submissions, fake applications, and low-effort spam. It’s not unusual for recruiters and hiring managers to receive thousands of…
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Comment #49031443
Here's a recent similar thread that got a lot of traction: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47654062 . I posted about my hobby of banknote collection on there, so won't repeat …
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Comment #49011023
Looks like the verification link above is not sufficiently open for testing, and the email address box was pushing people away - that's fair! Now you can use any @example.com email…
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Show HN: AI resume spam ruined hiring so I built a tool to keep the bots out
Employers are facing a growing wave of automated AI submissions, fake applications, and low-effort spam. It’s not unusual for recruiters and hiring managers to receive thousands of…
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Comment #48888943
AI resume spam has absolutely ruined hiring. I've seen countless stories of hiring managers complaining about receiving thousands of resumes within an hour of opening up a new job …
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Comment #48856203
The banked resets have been a game changer for me. I've been sticking to 5.4 medium mostly because 5.5 seemed to eat into my quota significantly faster. The reset bank gave me conf…
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Comment #48723468
I don't think we can conclusively say anything like that. Sure, a bunch of modern art is... odd, but that's more to do with the world generally being more ok with experimentation, …
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Comment #48700042
The only thing not AI-generated on their website, as far as I can tell, is the original Napster logo.
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Comment #48693464
I was definitely listening to RealAudio radio stations over a 14.4 connection.
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Comment #48604235
You'd be taking on a founder's risk without a founder's title. If this was an offer to come in as a CTO co-founder in an equal, or close to it, partnership, that would be worth a c…
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Comment #48573334
Same experience calling a dental office recently. The voice on the other side introduced itself by name and had this uncanny valley quality where I wasn't quite 100% sure it was a …
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Comment #48557488
Yup, I remember getting the updates from Slashdot while Yahoo was completely unusable due to overwhelming traffic.
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Comment #48461987
Absolutely. Yahoo started out as directories, long before it added a search engine. They were a much better way to discover new corners of the internet (sorta like looking at a lis…
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Comment #48375858
Promotion culture at work, aka if I ship a feature and no one is using it, did I even drive measurable impact? Mix that with a healthy dose of fear for one's job with senior manage…
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Comment #48216797
> the fragment contains lines from Book 2’s epic “catalogue of ships,” which lists all the vessels the Achaean army sends off to Troy It's been about 30 years since I've read The I…
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Comment #48213701
I'm not sure what the point of this exercise is. My prompt to ChatGPT: "Create a new English word with a reasonably sounding definition. That word must not come up in a Google sear…
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Comment #48161678
The more experienced Tailwind proponents probably have better things to do than get dragged into yet another online flamewar :) I've done tons of CSS since the 90s before looking i…
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Comment #48110555
Just saw this for the first time. How someone can show up on a major network like this is beyond my understanding. Literally couldn't answer where the money would come from.
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Comment #48054178
Neither are most humans
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Comment #47795122
A bit of a non sequitur, but am I the only one finding the use of "she" to refer to the AI in the post jarring?
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Comment #47765741
I'm guessing one of those agents wrote this post as well? The LinkedIn broetry style is so jarring, I had to quit after a few paragraphs. Probably still spent more effort on readin…