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Yeah Nah launches tool that scores Australian job ad jargon
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On October 10, Yeah Nah appeared on the Hacker News front page with a Show HN post. The tool, aimed at Australian job ads, gives each ad a jargon score from 0 (plain speech) to 100 (pure spin). It annotates and translates the jargon line by line, and points out the role's real duties, real requirements and what the ad leaves out. Ad text is kept for 90 days to test prompt changes, then deleted, though the commentary stays.
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Oct 10
- Hacker News front pageShow HN: Yeah Nah – a BS score for Australian job ads
Yeah Nah 是一款给澳大利亚招聘广告打"废话分"的工具，逐行标注并翻译广告中的话术，同时指出岗位真实职责、真实要求与遗漏信息。分数从 0（大白话）到 100（纯话术）。广告文本保留 90 天用于测试提示词改动，之后删除文本、保留点评。
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