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One thing I’ve found super helpful is showing users what’s missing — like skills or tools mentioned in the job ad but not in their CV. That little “gap check” makes the letters more focused and relevant.
Still building and testing, so if anyone here has thoughts on what actually helps in real job applications, I’d love to hear.
I’m working on https://jobLetterAI.com (still in progress). The idea is to help people generate cover letters based on their resume and the job post. One thing I’ve found super helpful is showing users what’s missing — like skills or tools mentioned in the job ad but not in their CV. That little “gap check” makes the letters more focused and relevant. Still building and testing, so if anyone here has thoughts on what…
- I am working on a production grade node express, hono, fastify, python, fastapi, flask, django generator that configures all the tools necessary for a production environment and gives you a readymade starter with granular commits that you can directly start building features on. - For node, that means it installs eslint + prettier / biome, - setups all the plugins, - sets up typescript with watch mode using tsx and…
moving off of Ghost to an astro blog b/c I don't write often enough to justify a $110/year fee and I also found out there's no way to moderate spam comments.
To do the same, move your blog to the free plan on digitalpress.blog (a Ghost hosting provider). Then use the Ghost JavaScript SDK to pull content and build a static site with Astro. You can write posts in the Ghost editor and publish them seamlessly with Astro.
Building a budget home server. Ebay style. There is a lot of gear out there that isn't suitable for gaming anymore but still very sound as home server. Software wise doing proxmox + nixos LXC
This is currently just a prototype I'm developing, but I'm honestly eager to receive some feedback, as I'm not completely sure about the direction.