YSK about Hiring.cafe - a free job scraping site that lets you filter out Workday and other nuisance ATS
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YSK about Hiring.cafe - a free job scraping site that lets you filter out Workday and other nuisance ATS - Leminal Space
https://hiring.cafe/ [https://hiring.cafe/] Key Points: - A bot regularly
scrapes 4.1 million jobs directly from company websites and uses ChatGPT to
summarize and categorize each job. - Doesn’t allow companies to post directly -
Bans recruiting agencies and 3rd party consulting shops (especially the offshore
ones) - There is a filter for “Easy or Lengthy apply” that lets you filter out
applications links to sites like Workday, ICIMS, Taleo, and all the other shitty
ones. Why I like it so far: - Your saved jobs are all on a single infinitely
scrolling page (as opposed to LinkedIn that only shows you a few of your jobs
per page - Boolean filters- easily customizable boolean filters - Saved searches
and a daily digest of your saved searches to your inbox - No promoted jobs like
LinkedIn, no recruiter is posting jobs here, no shitty companies like Agoda
spamming the board with Bangkok jobs listed in the wrong city. Overall my job
hunting process is much more streamlined. I created a few saved searches based
on boolean filters and filtering out lengthy applications like Workday, then
saved a bunch of jobs and hid the ones I don’t like. The time savings is
substantial and really fast and easy because of how streamlined the site is and
also because of the lack of recruiter posted spam jobs and irrelevant ‘promoted’
jobs. I was able to search for and apply for around 25 jobs in the time it takes
me to find and apply for 10 on LinkedIn. From one of the creators: My 2-year
plan to destroy Indeed
[https://old.reddit.com/r/recruitinghell/comments/1mdbume/my_2year_plan_to_destroy_indeed/]
USB-C Swivel Cord - Fragile and breaks easily
https://leminal.space/post/17160292
USB-C Swivel Cord - Fragile and breaks easily - Leminal Space
This is a newer product on the market, its a great idea, where the USB-C plug
can swivel. I assume their goal was to make it easier to charge your device
while also using it, and to make the cable last longer. The swivel part is great
when it works but it’s super fragile and broke for me in two weeks.
Time, Place, and Values: Adaptation as Process and Culture
https://leminal.space/post/16074972
Time, Place, and Values: Adaptation as Process and Culture - Leminal Space
Climate change is commonly treated as a single, global problem that needs to be
“solved.” This mindset may have been appropriate in the past, but at 1.5°C above
the preindustrial average, it’s clear that we are not going to solve climate
change. Everyone is going to live in a changed and changing climate for
centuries to come. In this powerful keynote session, Spencer Glendon, founder of
Probable Futures, will show how essential it is to make adaptation a priority
and how doing so can lead to stronger institutions, healthier communities,
better food, and even more effective decarbonization. Whether you are interested
in housing, transportation, water, insurance, community organizing, fruit, or
any other aspect of society, this session will give you frameworks, tools, and
examples to help you see the world around you more clearly and make better
decisions.
My mechanical keyboard with split spacebar (System76 Launch)
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My mechanical keyboard with split spacebar (System76 Launch) - Leminal Space
TLDR: - Keyboard: System 76 Launch - Keypad: Keychron Q0 Plus QMK Custom Number
Pad - Keycaps: XDA profile - Switches: Cherry MX SPEED SILVER Switches RGB -
Wristpad: Keychron Wooden Palm Rest (Wooden / K3 / K3 Pro / K7 / K7 Pro / S1
PR4)
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www.keyboard-layout-editor.com/#/ [http://www.keyboard-layout-editor.com/#/] for
the last picture with the key layout Details and Flavor: This is my first hot
swappable mechanical keyboard after having a few Durgod keyboards (switches are
soldered to the board). After the INCIDENT- I spilled a whole jack and coke on
my Durgod - the entire thing was unsalvageable because only thing I could do was
remove the keycaps, I couldn’t remove the soldered switches or take it apart
further. So the whole thing was a sticky mess even after drying it out, and the
spacebar and CTRL were never the same. I probably could have dunked the whole
thing in rubbing alcohol or something, but I just recycled it. So that led me
down the path towards customizable mechanical keyboards with hot swappable
switches. Keyboard: System 76 Launch 84 Key variant of the 75% layout, with a
split spacebar and extra key for super/function bottom left Super fucking useful
why aren’t all keyboards made like this I’m never going back to a keyboard with
a full spacebar. Keypad: Keychron Q0 Plus QMK Custom Number Pad Has survived one
accidental drink spillage, luckily it was just water (a whole pint) and I got it
unplugged immediately and taken apart to dry. No shorts and all switches and the
board were fine after air drying. There was some green paper taped to the bottom
of the PCB that did not survive though. I bent a few pins when I manhandled the
swtiches back in place, but nothing some tweezers and reinstallation couldn’t
fix. Keycaps XDA profile: I like the profile but these seem to be rarer and its
difficult to find any see-through variants with the numbers/letters clear (to
let the RBG shine through so I can PWN more in FPSs) Also having keys with a
standardized profile, same shape keys regardless of the row, was important
because of the oddball layout and key sizes for the system76 keyboards. XDA
Tricolor Keycaps
[https://www.amazon.com/JSJT-keycaps-Tricolor-Mechanical-Keyboard/dp/B09X1CVG3S/]
Handmade Abalone Mother of Pearl Keycaps. These are abalone round beads (meant
for a necklace or bracelet) glued to 3D printed keycap mounts. Purchased for
around $3 each from my local keyboard shop. They have some cool custom keycaps
here: https://shop.yushakobo.jp/collections/artisan-keycaps?page=1
[https://shop.yushakobo.jp/collections/artisan-keycaps?page=1] And even more in
the store that never get put online. If you are ever in Akihabara Tokyo they are
definitely worth a visit. Big disclaimer though: “Every product from this store
is hella overpriced.” https://maps.app.goo.gl/s4pksssA9sGrz75Z6
[https://maps.app.goo.gl/s4pksssA9sGrz75Z6] So look at the pretty things, but
maybe check online or somewhere else first before buying anything lol DIY if you
wanna recreate the abalone keycaps: There’s a bunch of free models you can find
online for the “keycap mounts” that might work. I haven’t gotten around to
making my own, still need to figure out a program in linux I can edit 3D models
and figure out how to use it. Super easy to get them 3D printed once you
get/make the models. The beads you can find on sites like esty, “mother of pearl
round beads” Switches: Cherry MX SPEED SILVER Switches RGB I found the Kalih Box
switch options from system76 to be too scratchy and I didn’t like the Gatreon G
Pro switches from Keychron either. I was used to the Cherry MX Speed Silver from
my old Durgod keyboard. I prefer linear, super smooth feeling switches
especially for gaming, so I went back to the MX speed silver. Layout: I used to
prefer 96% or 100% (a lot of excel formulas) but the wide keyboard kept getting
in the way of FPS gaming and I’d be constantly hitting my mouse against the
keyboard, even with maxed out mouse DPI and minimal wrist movement, the keyboard
was too wide. So for about 8 years or so I’ve been using a separate numpad.
Festivus Airing of the Grievances: I had trouble customizing the keymapping on
the Keychron keypad. I wish the keychron keyboard was more straightfoward to
customize in linux, or at least compatible with system76’s keyboard configurator
https://github.com/pop-os/keyboard-configurator
[https://github.com/pop-os/keyboard-configurator] so I didn’t have to dig
through 10 year old arch forums and reddit threads.
I’m most excited for the split spacebar and the customizable layout
Open Source Laptop with Mechanical Keyboard
https://leminal.space/post/15434916
Open Source Laptop with Mechanical Keyboard - Leminal Space
“A new 12.5” open hardware laptop that is future-proof, modular, and highly
performant" Mechanical Keyboard Details - Standard stagger, 80 keys - Kailh Choc
Brown switches - N-key rollover - Layout: QWERTY-US, laser-etched legend
(international keycap sets available) - Custom MBK Glows keycaps by FKcaps -
Customizable RGB backlight - Raspberry Pi RP2040 controller - OLED screen for
system control functions - Open source firmware
Portable Music Player with Open Source Firmware and CAD Files (Now in production)
https://leminal.space/post/15217051
Portable Music Player with Open Source Firmware and CAD Files (Now in production) - Leminal Space
Lemmy
MNT Reform Next - A 12.5" modular, future-proof, open hardware laptop.
https://leminal.space/post/15216908
MNT Reform Next - A 12.5" modular, future-proof, open hardware laptop. - Leminal Space
Lemmy
MNT Reform Next - A 12.5" modular, future-proof, open hardware laptop.
https://leminal.space/post/15216903
MNT Reform Next - A 12.5" modular, future-proof, open hardware laptop. - Leminal Space
Lemmy
Portable Music Player with Open Source Firmware and CAD Files
https://leminal.space/post/15216828
Portable Music Player with Open Source Firmware and CAD Files (Now in production) - Leminal Space
Lemmy
