Things software engineers will never get tired of: - Building job boards - Building static site generators - Building todo list apps - Building "personal knowledge base" type apps
- Not letting you sort by a column
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#22Things software engineers will never get tired of: - Building job boards - Building static site generators - Building todo list apps - Building "personal knowledge base" type apps
- Not letting you sort by a column
Yup, why cant I search bu total comp here?
Also the table lags on my iPhone 15 when you select All.
What stack are you using, OP?
Re: Show HN: Job board aggregator for best paying remote SWE jobs in the U.S.
#23I wish these salaries existed for Europe
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#24Things software engineers will never get tired of: - Building job boards - Building static site generators - Building todo list apps - Building "personal knowledge base" type apps
I have built various stuffs in the past few years and have came to appreciate more and more on things that will never get tired of. It can be a good indication that the problem spaces are large and remain unsolved as well as the opportunities. In such case, there are always rooms for anyone to come in to innovate and put their own spin to it. This is sometimes better than working on something that few or barely anyone works on, which can be an indication that the problem space is too small and only affects small set of folks.
Love the list btw. What is an example of "personal knowledge base" type app? Like Notion?
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#25I wish these salaries existed for Europe
Agree. These are insane
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#26Can you please make one for India or any place where Indians or other third world countries with large populations can find work too. I'm sure you can serve up this as a premium service in India with some 40 companies and ppl will be happy to pay you an yearly subscription of 1000 rupees (slightly more than 10$) for 50 searches
No.
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#27Things software engineers will never get tired of: - Building job boards - Building static site generators - Building todo list apps - Building "personal knowledge base" type apps
- Not letting you sort by a column
Thanks for the note! This is an initial MVP, so column sort hasn't been added. The default sort order is based on posted date. Which column are you looking to sort btw?
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#28Wow, salaries have gone DOWN since I last worked as IC!
Context: Was a senior SWE in SF for Airbnb until 2020. Now I'm seeing Principle engineer positions with lower base salary than I had 5 years ago.
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#29Earlier quoted context omitted.
- Not letting you sort by a column
Yup, why cant I search bu total comp here? Also the table lags on my iPhone 15 when you select All. What stack are you using, OP?
Thanks for the note on the lag issue! I notice it as well and haven't gotten a chance to optimize it, but I think it is likely to due too many rows (400+) re-rendering, etc.
The site is built with Next.js, Typescript, React, tailwindcss, and deployed to Vercel. The cron job is a vercel function, which I believe is just a nice wrapper on aws lambda.
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#30Things software engineers will never get tired of: - Building job boards - Building static site generators - Building todo list apps - Building "personal knowledge base" type apps
I have built various stuffs in the past few years and have came to appreciate more and more on things that will never get tired of. It can be a good indication that the problem spaces are large and remain unsolved as well as the opportunities. In such case, there are always rooms for anyone to come in to innovate and put their own spin to it. This is sometimes better than working on something that few or barely anyon…
> What is an example of "personal knowledge base" type app?
There's one on the front page right now, keyword "Obsidian" ;)