Original Summary

On subs like r/forhire , r/slavelabour and r/DesignJobs , about 3 in 4 posts are people advertising their own services or spam. The real jobs are in there, but you scroll past a lot to find them, and a fair number of what's left are scams. So I made Only Hiring: https://onlyhiring.hassandev.me How it works: A scheduled job pulls new posts from about 19 hiring subreddits. Anything tagged [For Hire] or [Offer] gets dropped before any LLM call, which costs nothing and catches a lot of the noise. An LLM reads the rest and decides whether someone is actually hiring. For the ones that are, it writes a short summary and pulls out the pay, role, work mode, location and skills. It also gives each post a scam score from 0 to 1, based on signs like upfront fees, Telegram-only contact, requests to rent your account and payment in crypto. Posts at 0.4 or higher get a warning, and at 0.6 or higher they're hidden unless you choose to see them. Reposts are collapsed into one listing. The site is Next.js on Vercel, reading from a Neon Postgres table through a role that can only SELECT. The dataset is small enough that filtering and search run in the browser, and the filters are kept in the URL so you can share a filtered view. I made a couple of choices on purpose. I don't store post bodies; you get my summary and a link back to Reddit, which is where you apply. And there are no accounts or analytics at all. If you mark a job as applied, that's saved in your browser's localStorage and nowhere else. What isn't great yet: Many job posts don't share budgets or salaries, so it's hard to filter job posts with price. This is a problem with the people posting vague jobs, but I wonder if I could fix this better on my end too. Also, deleted Reddit posts can also stay listed for a while before they drop off. The website code is open source: https://github.com/hassanaziz0012/only-hiring . The scraper and grader live in a separate private repo. I'd like feedback on two things: whether each listing tells you enough to decide if a job is worth opening, and whether the scam warnings feel useful or just noisy.   submitted by   /u/No_Nefariousness2052 [link]   [comments]

  • 情报分类：工作与职业机会
  • 分类依据：内容涉及招聘、求职或职业发展
  • 信息来源：Reddit · SideProject
  • 发布时间：2026/10/16 14:59:47