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u/ImmediateSafety2887 · Reddit

I scraped ~150k job postings to build a tool that shows which careers your skills can actually reach — not what an AI guesses. Free, no signup. One-person shop, building this as a second income around a day job, so feedback from this crowd is gold. What it is: every career tool hands you a confident AI recommendation. I wanted the opposite — something that reads live job postings, measures how much of a target role your current skills already cover, and shows the honest version: the salar

u/as1mo · Reddit

Got curious what a pointless meeting actually costs me, ended up building wage calculator www.wagescalc.com I was sitting in a meeting that should have been an email and wondered what that hour was literally costing me in wages. Turns out about $29. Then I wanted to know the per-minute number. Then per second. So it's a salary-to-hourly converter. There's a meter at the top that starts counting the second the page loads and shows what you've earned since you opened it. Leave the tab op

@gettierone · X

A leaderboard with exactly one ranking signal: how much you paid to be on it. No votes, no editors, no algorithm. Bids accumulate and never reset.

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u/broli720 · Reddit

I built a total compensation tracker because spreadsheets kept lying to me about my RSU income Currently in big tech and it was always a toss up figuring out what my comp was whenever the market made big moves. I'd forget about vesting cliffs, miscalculate the tax hit on RSUs, or completely ignore how a sign-on bonus amortizes over 4 years when comparing offers. So I built CompPilot , a compensation copilot that tracks salary, equity/RSUs, bonuses, and taxes in one place. What it does:

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@Tig3rtoni · X

outbid type board but I give 50% back to founders - currently 251$ - go get it!

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