Hacker News·49wSocial Media via SSH
itter.sh is a unique SSH-based micro-blogging platform tailored for terminal enthusiasts who prefer simplicity over web interfaces. Users can register and log in using SSH keys, post short messages called 'eets', and interact with others through commands similar to traditional social media features. The platform emphasizes minimalism, nostalgia, and a break from algorithm-driven content.
Christian Heilmann·47wNothing makes me want to hire someone less than them showing an open to work badge
The article discusses the perception of LinkedIn's 'open to work' badge, arguing against the notion that it signals desperation. Instead, it is seen as a tool for clear communication, facilitating professional connections and indicating availability. The piece highlights the benefits of using LinkedIn for professional networking and dismisses stereotypes associated with the badge.
CodeHead·50wHow LinkedIn Became The CRINGIEST Professional Platform
LinkedIn has transformed from a professional networking platform to a quasi-social media site where posts often resemble personal diaries or emotional confessionals. Users frequently share mundane life events, turning them into exaggerated lessons in leadership or perseverance. This has led to an increase in cringeworthy content and engagement farming, with LinkedIn influencers gaining traction by exploiting emotional storytelling.
Dev Tools·46wCreate Stunning Social Media Posts in Seconds – Free, Open Source & PNG-Ready!
Discover a new open-source tool designed to create visually appealing social media posts quickly. It aims to enhance engagement on platforms like LinkedIn and Twitter by offering instant post templates. Users are encouraged to contribute ideas and improvements.
EO·47wHow I Broke LeetCode and Raised $5.3M: The Full Story Behind Cluely | Cluely, Chungin (Roy) Lee
Roy Lee shares his journey of founding Cluey, highlighting the controversial development and viral success of Interview Coder, a tool to cheat software engineering interviews. Despite obstacles, including expulsion from Columbia, Lee raised $5.3 million in funding. He reflects on risk-taking, AI's transformative potential, and leveraging social media, particularly Twitter, to gain traction for his ventures.