Did the same experiment sometime ago:
<a href="https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48764151">https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48764151</a>
Can you add a switch for:<p>• Disable illegal university recruiter pipelines that label all other candidates as “external” which gives them entirely different recruiters and is also illegally shown to the interviewer drastically lowering the chance of the candidate moving forward making it far easier for university and Ivy League grads to get hired over anyone else with the same or better credentials
> If you've submitted a post to this month's 'Who Wants to Be Hired?", you can find your matching job listings at <a href="https://hnmatchmaker.com/user/:user_name" rel="nofollow">https://hnmatchmaker.com/user/:user_name</a>, for example <a href="https://hnmatchmaker.com/user/G4Vi" rel="nofollow">https://hnmatchmaker.com/user/G4Vi</a><p>I'm sure you mean well but as someone who has considered posting on who wants to be hired in the past.... this is creepy AF and feels like a giant invasion of privacy. If you did it <i>privately</i>, or authenticated people in some way, sure, but as is it feels like you're putting people on blast.<p>Also this sounds way more like an advertisement for "abacus.ai" than a side project announcement.<p>Your post also starts a list of "things" ("Some observations when looking at the matches pair up right now:") with no list.<p>Actually, nothing about this really feels good faith, or real.
The users in question are posting on a public forum under a username of their choosing, and it's still an invasion of privacy to read those posts and play pretend matchmaker?
For starters, it breaks two rule of the thread: "Agencies, recruiters, job boards, and so on, are off topic here" and "please only email these addresses to discuss work opportunities".<p>Not that you don't get spammed anyway, but still.
I go out in public sometimes, but don’t want someone following me around live-streaming everything I do to twitch.<p>Yes, it can be done in full view in public, and still be an invasion of privacy. why do you think they’re called glassholes and pervert glasses?
If they film you moon them, then spread your asscheeks so they zoom in on your asshole.<p>And when they zoom into the dark abyss that is your sphincter know-<p>Know<p>That you have no rights. As your butthole stay open long enough for air to enter <i>in</i> (you can fart it back out and suck it back in indefinitely) realize that you are the product<p>At this point your butthole will be drier than mine after writing this comment. I can’t even wipe. Well I can but there’s nothing there<p>They call that John Wayne toilet paper - when it won’t take shit from no one
I think it's naive to be bothered by the scenario you describe just because it's visible to you and yet it's still being done everywhere you go whether you like it or not. Similarly, just because this Show HN is visible to the user it becomes a privacy issue, whereas hundreds of web scrapers are doing the same to HN every day and you don't know about it.<p>We are living in the Wild West of privacy. If you don't like it, you can share your grievance with the people running the public space or disengage entirely. It's still going to happen.
I don't see the blast. The endless non-job-related spam from "who wants to be hired?" posts is real, though, and actually creepy IMO. Looking at you today, pivotpaper.us
this is cool! incidentally we do a similar motion internally for members on <a href="https://www.hedgy.works" rel="nofollow">https://www.hedgy.works</a><p>how did you think about evaluating quality when designing your ranker / fit scoring?
are you paying the original post authors for republishing their content?