Hey all,

I've been developing a website, Ortelix.com, for the past year as a career guidance platform.

I've been collecting job postings from hundreds of job boards and analyzing them to better understand what companies are looking for. The goal of the site isn't just to help people find jobs, but also to help them stay current in their careers, track their progress, and see what opportunities are out there.

It also includes tools for people considering a career change, helping them identify which of their existing skills and experiences might translate into other career fields.

You can get started in just a few minutes by importing your resume or LinkedIn profile.

On top of that, your data belongs to you. I won't sell your information, recruiters don't have backdoor access, and companies can't pay for better placement in search results. You can export or delete all of your information at any time.

I'm currently opening up a private preview for anyone interested in testing it out. All I ask is that if you sign up, you provide some feedback and have a little patience with me. I'm a solo developer building this in my spare time.

https://ortelix.com/#private-preview

[–] 3 points 1 month ago

I feel like the we'll get is them getting the Pol Pot treatment. They lose power than spend their time unsuccessfully trying to get it back until dying of natural causes and never facing the consequences of what they did.

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  • [–] 18 points 2 months ago (2 children)

    Fun fact, I was in talks with Rockstar to come help their internal IT team and they were especially excited because of my history in SecOps especially around data protection management. We discussed salary from the first call, letting them know my requirements. After like 4-5 rounds of interviews, they offered me the job, but the salary was so low, I was personally offended. I know laugh my ass off every time I see they had another leak. All because they weren't willing to pay a guy $30k more.

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  • [–] 15 points 3 months ago (2 children)

    Sadly the drugs we inject into cows, mainly NSAIDs, cause them to go into liver failure. This lead to large declines in populations, which in turn caused even worse problems because they weren't eating the diseased carcuses, so other animals would eat them and spread the diseases. Fun times when we think we can control nature.

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  • [–] 5 points 3 months ago

    That's one of the reasons humans and dogs created such a good symbiotic relationship. They would eat things, like waste and refuse, that if left around would make humans sick. They got an easy meal and we got protection from food borne illness and rodents.

    I remember reading an article once about how difficult it is to make dog food. Because they have to make it appealing to dogs while at the same time not making it so gross that humans would be turned off at the site and smell of it.

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  • [–] 5 points 3 months ago

    Exactly this! My son tried to print a picture of a fire alarm from his school Chromebook and some how sent the print job to every single printer in the building. The IT department had absolutely no idea how he was able to do it, because only teachers are supposed to be able to connect to the printers. Now imagine that with drones filled with pepper spray.

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  • [–] 2 points 3 months ago

    I completely agree with the horrible controls. That's why I stopped playing it. But in fairness I was on the PS4, not PC. And had just finished a play through of Red Dead Redemption 2, which has some of the best controls I've ever experienced on a console. (Except when you accidentally punch your horse instead of mounting it)

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