A couple of months ago, I found myself on the hunt for a new job. During that search, I stumbled upon something incredibly valuable, a monthly thread on Hacker News called "Ask HN: Who is Hiring?" Founders and hiring managers from startups and top tech companies were posting real, high-quality job openings directly. It felt like I had unlocked a goldmine of opportunities that weren’t buried behind generic listings or outdated portals. But as promising as the content was, the experience wasn’t. The UI of Hacker News, while iconic, isn’t exactly built for job discovery. Each month’s post was buried under hundreds of nested comments, replies to replies, and no real structure. It was overwhelming, hard to search through, and almost impossible to keep track of roles that matched what I was looking for. That’s when the idea hit me: What if I could build a platform that keeps the quality of these listings intact but drastically improves the experience? So I started working on a simple but powerful platform, one that curates job postings from the "Who is Hiring" threads, cleans them up, and presents them in a modern, user-friendly interface. No clutter. No distractions. Just the opportunities you actually care about. That’s how WhoIsHiring was born. A place where great jobs meet great UX.

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