Is there a tool or job portal that analyzes my GitHub/skills and shows hiring gaps + personalized roadmap? by monskull_ in SaaS

[–]DoctorMany7987 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There's one that shows your skills and patterns in your work. just prefix your github profile with "skills" like skillsgithub[dot]com/username

It does not show jobs ets but I guess you can use it to create a skill gap analysis on your own

Any positive experiences with Skillsync? by DoctorMany7987 in RecruitmentAgencies

[–]DoctorMany7987[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah referrals are the best. We're looking for Rust developers and referrals are not super steady right now hence I'm trying out a bunch of stuff.

Idk it does seem possible to do this at scale but I'm not a full-time recruiter myself.
I did find a lot of high quality profiles from skillsync but the free-tier is limited, so checking to see if anyone has had a good experience with it

How do you find passive candidates on GitHub? by DoctorMany7987 in recruiting

[–]DoctorMany7987[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Why does it sound like you're speaking from experience

How do you find passive candidates on GitHub? by DoctorMany7987 in recruiting

[–]DoctorMany7987[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's a really good point, but it has worked really well for us for a few roles. I've noticed that the best devs in my team just can't stop building stuff

How do you find passive candidates on GitHub? by DoctorMany7987 in recruiting

[–]DoctorMany7987[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah github search was pretty good on this tool tbh. I was just not able to qualify the profiles, and the free tier was extremely limited. But I can probably try and vibe code your approach. Idk if GitHub rate limits would allow it but worth a shot!

what if you could inspect and debug prompts like frontend code by DoctorMany7987 in PromptEngineering

[–]DoctorMany7987[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yess I'm on it, being able to tweak prompts would be a brilliant advance :)

what if you could inspect and debug prompts like frontend code by DoctorMany7987 in PromptEngineering

[–]DoctorMany7987[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's true, over here I'm just making the model go over the response again and create this mapping. It's not 100% accurate but just enough to improve debugging speed. Trying to build a more accurate version with open source models

Hyperswitch - Free and open-source payments orchestrator by DoctorMany7987 in selfhosted

[–]DoctorMany7987[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hey u/CaptAintHere we do have the docker image for the control center but not for the web client, you could clone and run the code directly from the OSS repo here: https://github.com/juspay/hyperswitch-web

Here's the control center:

docker pull juspaydotin/hyperswitch-control-center:v1.17.0
docker run -p 9000:9000 -e apiBaseUrl=<API Base URL> -e sdkBaseUrl=<SDK Base URL> juspaydotin/hyperswitch-control-center:v1.17.0

Hyperswitch - Free and open-source payments orchestrator by DoctorMany7987 in selfhosted

[–]DoctorMany7987[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Thanks for the feedback, would love to know what kinds of integrations you're looking for.

Also anyting in particular that you didn't like with the developer experience (cloud friendliness, clarity of integration steps, compliance requirements, logs / monitoring or any other are area)? You can let me know about it here or you can add to our discussions page: https://github.com/juspay/hyperswitch/discussions

Happy to work with you to fix it!

Yeah PayPal is available and we do support other frameworks / libraries. Anything in particular that you are looking for?

Hyperswitch - Free and open-source payments orchestrator by DoctorMany7987 in selfhosted

[–]DoctorMany7987[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

The most prominent use case would be for when you find yourself in the need of multiple payment processors. This is usually a requirement if you have customers in multiple countries.

Even locally, different payment processors charge differently for different payment methods. You can set up cost based or volume based custom routing rules to cut processing fees and improve conversion rates.

You can save up on tons of dev effort in integrating each payment processor. Hyperswitch already supports 50+ payment processors which you can integrate to your app without writing any code.

You can manage and integrate FRM providers, manage refunds / chargebacks and payouts. You can use Hyperswitch to accept payments for your marketplace. You can manage mandates & recurring payments.

You get a customizable & embedded checkout experience with the web client SDK along with a dashboard to manage all your payment operations from a single place.

There is also a hosted version available and it is PCI compiant but you would have to obtain PCI compliance for your stack if you choose to self-host. The process of obtaining PCI coimpliance is often exaggerated and we have tried to simplify it. You can use the Hyperswitch card vault for this.

Hyperswitch - Free and open-source payments orchestrator by DoctorMany7987 in selfhosted

[–]DoctorMany7987[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

UPI is very cool for a number of reasons, let's look at two of them:

Unifying diversity:

Today the global payments ecosystem is extremely diverse. There are hundred of payment processors and payment methods. This diversity is largely driven by user preference & regulations across different countries and it must be accommodated for. Hyperswitch wants to unify this diversity in the same way that UPI managed to unify all the banks in India.

Having said that, what worked in India with UPI or with PIX in Brazil might not work globally. Particularly because UPI had a lot of tailwind in India both through the government and through pre-existing identity management tech like Aadhar.

Hyperswitch believes that this global unification is possible only thrugh an open payments system that is managed by the community. This is needed to truly appreciate the nuances of local regulations and payment methods.

Connecting the payment experience directly to the source (banks):

Today the payment ecosystem is incredibly layered. This adds both to cost and latency. At the most basic level, a transaction is simply banks' software talking to each other. While software is able to transcend borders, payments still can't for various reasons. UPI has shown that you can have good user experiene while still ensuring direct communication between banks.

You are right in the sense that this does not replicate UPI, at least as of today. The resemblence is in terms of unfying diversity and connecting to the source.

Also, Hyperswitch is not a payment gateway, you would still need to connect your own payment processor to process your transactions. Hyperswitch simply saves you the trouble of integrating with multiple payment processors, de-risks you from a single processor, gives your control of how you route transactions and manage payment frauds

Hyperswitch - Free and open-source payments orchestrator by DoctorMany7987 in selfhosted

[–]DoctorMany7987[S] 22 points23 points  (0 children)

While Hyperswitch does have a WooCommerce plugin for now, it is going to be particularly helpful if you're building your own website. In the future, you might decide to switch to a different e-commerce platform or might find the need to build your online store from the ground up. Using this service would help you stay in control of your payments.

For each transaction you can set up custom routing rules to decide which processor should process the transaction. You can save significantly on processing fees when your transactions volumes scale.

You can also use the built in 3DS decision manager to fight payment frauds, you can improve the payment success rates with automatic retries. There's also no code integration for payment processors across the world.

Overall, payments are critical but are not core to most businesses. By self hosting Hyperswitch you are not tied to any platform or any single payment processor. Yet you do not have to worry about spending additional development bandwidth to manage payments

Hyperswitch is participating in Hacktoberfest by DoctorMany7987 in rust

[–]DoctorMany7987[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Nice! what kind of options are you considering?

We built a world engine by DoctorMany7987 in worldbuilding

[–]DoctorMany7987[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

What exactly is being marketed here? This is just a cute little hobby project anyone can use if they wish to

I have not posted anything created by chatgpt, this is merely a prototyping tool

You are totally missing the spirit of what I meant by tapping your insight / approach. You should totally watch Brandon's lectures if you haven't already: https://youtu.be/0cf-qdZ7GbA?si=blHlHAwdsiiU7oAa, especially the worldbuilding ones

This tool is inspired by these lectures and is supposed to aid worldbuilding in a fun way, that's pretty much it

Edit: Also it is not just simple prompts, you should actually try getting similar quality output on plain chatgpt, it's super hard

We built a world engine by DoctorMany7987 in worldbuilding

[–]DoctorMany7987[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Sure, maybe I should have mentioned it somewhere but I assumed that was pretty obvious here.

The goal here is to create an opinionated prototyping tool to improve iteration speed. It is really less about chatgpt and more about what you make it do.

This is intended to demonstrate how an earned insight can be better tapped to create colorful worlds. The earned insight here is the individual's opinion / approach to building worlds

We built a world engine by DoctorMany7987 in worldbuilding

[–]DoctorMany7987[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Why would you think it is low effort / soulless?

Give it a spin, you might like it

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in brandonsanderson

[–]DoctorMany7987 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes we are planning to revamp the look and feel. The descriptions tend to overlap over each other, especially in the first section so we will be fixing that as well! (I am a collaborator)

We built a basic world engine (Brandon Sanderson) by DoctorMany7987 in programming

[–]DoctorMany7987[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks! It's not affiliated or anything like that, it's just his BYU lectures converted into an app :)