Building the "get me a job" button @ApplyAllJobs
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So you see, we built this button, a magic button, and when you click it, it gets you a job interview.
It gets you a bunch of job interviews.
All you have to do is click the button.
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Cowboy Space Corp has 69 job openings on outer space jobs dot com. Nice.
Chapter 2: Meet Big Iron
Our 1 MW satellite design:
• 5 racks of GPUs
• 6 laser links at 1.2 Tb/s each
• About 132 meters across when deployed
• The upper stage becomes the satellite
A deployed span longer than an American football field.
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Looks like that employer summary's a bit out of date. Updated. outerspacejobs.com/employers…
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This is how the fifth dimensional aliens in Slaughterhouse V see humans btw
In physics, a worldline is an object’s path through space & time. Here a dancer’s worldline is visible: each pose she holds freezes behind her as a sculpture. You can grab a moment from her past, bend time or split it into a new future.
Built with Opus 5.5. Live demo ↓
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Despite the doom and gloom around the field of software engineering, over 25% of open jobs pay over $250,000
with lots of tech layoffs happening, its a good reminder:
$250,000 a year jobs are actually really fucking rare.
if you have one, you are in the top 1% of earners IN THE ENTIRE WORLD
hold on tight
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Everyone's using Claude Opus 5.5 to build entire worlds in #threejs.
I spent 7 days on a single human eye.
No textures. No 3D models. No photos. Just math, light and ~400 parameters.
Sound on 🔊 Link below 👇
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This is what my canvas in Dreamina looks like. I use Eleven labs to create the voice-overs and Suno to make background music. The professor character is named Dr Felix Orion and I developed him by chatting with ChatGPT. I also used ChatGPT to help me mood board and write the scripts. Then I have it steer Dreamina for me and write the prompt. My role is creative-director/producer/and final edit. I use CapCut to clean up quirks and combine clips together since Dreamina often has little glitches that are too expensive to regenerate to fix, so I'll just cut them out directly.
Pretty late to the game but I've been having a lot of fun playing around with AI video generation last few days. At the same time it fills me with a sense of dread. It's already so good and so easy to take an idea in your head and render it in HD. The amount of time we will spend living in these fantasy worlds we create can only go up from here. And what happens when we can generate video in real time? In 3D? The fantasy worlds will become more compelling than the real world, for many. Is this somehow worse or different then a very good book or video game?
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Here's what my canvas looked like for the Nathan Fielder dancing video. The masking was done in CapCut using keyframes. It was kind of janky to control the mask animation & it was my first time using that tool
Is it just me or does Nathan Fielder have the dance moves scientifically proven to be most attractive to women?
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We sure do love being mapped. Interesting to see that I'm still firmly center-Indie hackers despite mostly hanging out with TPOT lately. I take this as good evidence that my tweets would do much better if I tweeted more like an indie hacker again.
I've never seen the archive grow so fast. 1000 -> 1700 users, 70% in 4 days. You guys love being placed on a map
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Pretty late to the game but I've been having a lot of fun playing around with AI video generation last few days. At the same time it fills me with a sense of dread. It's already so good and so easy to take an idea in your head and render it in HD. The amount of time we will spend living in these fantasy worlds we create can only go up from here. And what happens when we can generate video in real time? In 3D? The fantasy worlds will become more compelling than the real world, for many. Is this somehow worse or different then a very good book or video game?
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Is it just me or does Nathan Fielder have the dance moves scientifically proven to be most attractive to women?
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Scientists have identified the specific male dance movements that women find most attractive.
Scientists have identified the specific male dance movements that women find most attractive
Researchers from Northumbria University mapped out the exact body mechanics that signal health, vigor, and reproductive quality to female observers.
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I've built the largest space jobs board in the galaxy. Over 16,000 open jobs at 262 employers, updated multiple times per day.
outerspacejobs.com/
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Anthony Castrio retweeted
This is what its like raising a toddler in Brooklyn. The grocery store is a 1 minute walk. We go every day, and usually multiple times a day just for fun. They have those kid grocery carts and my daughter loves to push them. The cashiers all know her and interact directly with her, leaning way over the counter so she can hand them items directly. Tonight she asked to stop by the grocery store on the way home and bought herself an orange.
Our closest park is a 9 min walk, and there are two other excellent parks within a 20 minute walk. We go to all three parks regularly.
Her school is a 22 min walk, her doctor is an 8 min walk. We also live walking distance from a number of friends. I tend to stay in my neighborhood most days. Not only do we rarely take a car, I actually only take the subway or bus a few times a week.
Last week, friends with young kids came to visit us from the suburbs in California.
As we ran around Manhattan together, they looked at us and asked, “How do you do this all the time? How do you raise young kids in New York City? Do you have to get in the car every time you go somewhere? This seems crazy.”
I smiled and told them that, for us, raising kids in the city is actually easier than raising them in the suburbs.
We never think about getting in the car.
The grocery store is two blocks away. The kids’ doctor is two blocks away. There’s a Barnes & Noble six minutes away on foot.
We walk to the Met, the Natural History Museum, and Central Park.
We walk to get coffee. There are playgrounds and playdates everywhere. Our building is full of kids their age, and so is our block.
Once you get past the idea that raising kids in the city must be complicated, the day-to-day reality is pretty simple.
We just walk out the door.
And honestly, raising kids in the city is actually a whole lot easier than raising them in the suburbs.
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