Ask HN: What are some of the best job boards you have seen (any industry)?
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#24https://www.nofluffjobs.com/ is pretty nice
It is but for some reason it showed solely Polish jobs to me.
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> minimum income: $420,000 Not bad! However, I imagine there's robots gearing up for this type of job.
Realistically I'm 24, can I still make this career switch? Anybody have insight? No college education. Can I make it by 35? The ROI is much better than development.
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#27Two best one from Russia: hh.ru - Russian Linkedin. Main difference - works 10 times as fast( while having a quadriple amount of lines in JS ), best UI of any "webapp" I've ever seen for both mobile and desktop versions. moikrug.ru - used to be an amateur blogging website/semi-opensource project to which I contributed at around 2006-2007. Now after being resold and respun 10 times over, it has been turned into a job…
> hh.ru - Russian Linkedin I'm genuinely impressed. Do you know what is their technology stack?
Handwritten ES5 to big extend. They are very choosy on use of browser features and amount of fallbacks they bundle (no point of using polyfills if they work at 1/10th of native speed.) They carved out some of react core code for event handling, and use 3rd party remote JS debugging lib. Everything else was developed in house over the course of 20 years. Some of their front-end code featuring seemingly new approaches to handling JS, can easily be written over 10 years ago as they were one of web 2.0 pioneers.
On the backend side, they are a Java shop with immediate front-end interaction being partly handled by purpose built API servers on C++.
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#28Earlier quoted context omitted.
> minimum income: $420,000 Not bad! However, I imagine there's robots gearing up for this type of job.
Realistically I'm 24, can I still make this career switch? Anybody have insight? No college education. Can I make it by 35? The ROI is much better than development.
Also, you have long term risk of cancer and other nasties from exposure to the chemicals.