I like the 24 jobs in 'Remote Oregon'.

Right, this is an issue. It's need to be decided what to do when there is no location.

Said that. I think that the physical location is important (obviously for whoishiring.io is) even if the position is purely REMOTE. Some companies will avoid to add location even in this thread.

The company location answers few question. The timezone that the work is going on, the shape of the business / work agreement that could be enforced, money (obviously). Often remote work will require you to buy a ticket and visit the office from time to time.

If you can't find a job title, why not put the whole first line of the original posting. Better to have that than a sea of "no job title found", imho.

How did you do that?:) I implemented a similar stuff : https://sabakumoff.github.io/hn-sort-out/10.16.html

Nice site!

I was wondering, it seem ski-slopes and -lifts are shown on the map (given a sufficient zoom-factor). Is this on purpose? :)

If I had to guess, I would say it is because you public transport is included?

Hah good one. It's a google maps feature. I think there is a way to disable it. But I could say that ski slopes are there to make a job position even more attractive :)

Just for everyone's benefit, I've found http://hnhiring.me/ to be simpler to use, as they have a regex filter.

Very nice site! As some feedback it broke my back button on Firefox though and I couldn't return to HN.

That's a neat website. What technologies / frameworks were used to create the front-end?

Thanks.

It's Python down under with Elasticsearch, and the UI is AngularJS 1.

Wicked site, thanks!

Thanks!