Living wage is now £9 per hour, not £8.45 per hour

While looking at #39 I discovered that bundle exec jekyll serve doesn't work on Windows because Jekyll doesn't know where to look for timezone info. There's a gem that provides it. Here's a Gemfile that's been updated to include it:

source 'https://rubygems.org'
gem 'github-pages', '>=204', group: :jekyll_plugins
gem 'tzinfo-data', platforms: [:mingw, :mswin, :x64_mingw]

When I import CSS calendar to my Google Calendar account (using a URL on CSS website), starting and ending times of every event are erroneously incremented by 1 hour. There are no such issues with any other calendar added using a URL.
If I check the calendar properties, Google shows that this calendar uses GMT+00:00 instead of GMT+01:00 that is being used in the UK right now - there is no option to change a time zone for a specific calendar.
Same calendar works fine in Outlook.
Is there anything that can be done for better compatibility, like adjusting a time zone of the source calendar?

CSS Should make it easier for picking units.

The current system involves ad hoc discussion on our Facebook group which is lost over time and not accessible to members who are not part of the group.

For each unit there should be a comments section, along with a short summary describing the unit.

There should also be a link to the official questionnaire results which we collected last year.

This page could become part of a general push to increase communication between the student staff body.

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Company:

Wise

Logo:

https://d21buns5ku92am.cloudfront.net/69645/images/470455-Frame%2039263-cdfad6-original-1677657684.png

Title:

Software Engineer Intern

Application Link/Email:

https://grnh.se/37de85341us - this is a referral link

Application Deadline:

2023-12-31

Employment Type:

Internship (e.g. over summer)

Salary:

£36000

Location:

London, Hybrid (UK)

Industry:

Software Engineering

Company Overview:

Whether you’re sending money to another country, spending money abroad, or making and receiving international business payments, Wise is on a mission to make your life easier and save you money.

Since it was founded in 2010, 5,000+ people work at Wise, from 125 nationalities, in 17 global locations. You’ll be part of Wise’s global mission to build an open, fair, and human financial system – to make money without borders the new norm. Because people without borders need money without borders.

Requirements:

Must haves:

• You are graduating in 2025 from a Bachelors or Masters degree. This might be in Computer Science, or any other STEM subject
• Able to start a 10 week internship from the 24th of June 2024 until the 30th of August 2024
• You are available to start a full time graduate role in September 2025
• Knowledge of computer science fundamentals including data structures, algorithms and software design
• Familiarity of data models with SQL
• Knowledge of working with RESTful Web Services
• A basic knowledge in modern web technologies and a strong interest in web development
• A self-started side project(s) that you are proud to talk about
• Great communication skills and the ability to articulate complex, technical concepts to a non-technical audience
• Curious, keen to learn and proactive by nature
  You believe in and follow best coding practices and code reviews
• You are open to and value feedback in order to improve
• Eligible to work in London

Nice to haves:

• Experience in web or microservice development, from a previous internship or project
• Familiarity with any major programming languages like Java/JavaScript/Python/Kotlin/Swift (we are more focused on your willingness to learn new technologies)
• A strong product mindset and passion for user experience. You prioritise work with customers in mind, and make data-driven decisions to fix customer pain-points

Responsibilities:

• Work cross-functionally in squads who are vital to driving the mission of our business forward
• Create clear and helpful interfaces, whilst maintaining consistency, maintainability and performance
• Understand the challenges our customers face and set out to solve them

Here’s one of the former interns to tell you more about what all that means! https://www.wise.jobs/2021/09/24/wise-interns-a-conversation-with-jasleen-matharu/

Other information:

You can check out more about us, the interview process and how we work and why we do what we do at https://wise.jobs - feel free to reach out to me ([email protected] or https://mitchlui.dev/linkedin) if you have any questions!

Full form submission details (including contact details). NB: This is not accessible by everyone.

If you have questions about this listing, view the link above to see who to contact about this.

On Windows (and only Windows), the wdm gem is required. Bundler will automatically add this to the Gemfile.lock. This means developers on different platforms are likely to keep adding and removing wdm from Gemfile.lock.

It might be possible to resolve this with some incantation of bundle lock --add-platform.

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Company:

Wise

Logo:

https://d21buns5ku92am.cloudfront.net/69645/images/470455-Frame%2039263-cdfad6-original-1677657684.png

Title:

Graduate Software Engineer

Application Link/Email:

https://grnh.se/8bf889271us - this is a referral link

Application Deadline:

2023-12-31

Employment Type:

Permanent (Graduate jobs)

Salary:

£45000 per annum

Location:

London, Remote (UK)

Industry:

Software Engineering

Company Overview:

Whether you’re sending money to another country, spending money abroad, or making and receiving international business payments, Wise is on a mission to make your life easier and save you money.

Since it was founded in 2010, 5,000+ people work at Wise, from 125 nationalities, in 17 global locations. You’ll be part of Wise’s global mission to build an open, fair, and human financial system – to make money without borders the new norm. Because people without borders need money without borders.

Requirements:

• Work cross-functionally in squads who are vital to driving the mission of our business forward
• Create clear and helpful interfaces, whilst maintaining consistency, maintainability and performance
• Understand the challenges our customers face and set out to solve them

Your first 6 months:

• You’ll onboard with the global Graduate cohort in one of our offices and learn the basics of being a Wiser
• Understand how engineering works at Wise and what each team and tribe does. From Fraud to Anti Money Laundering teams – there are lots! Don’t worry, we’ll help you get acquainted through our WiseStart Engineering Bootcamp
• You’ll spend some time understanding your team and tribe’s vision
• Understand the Wise domain
• Understand the problems your team are solving
• Understand the tech culture, the detail of the tech stack and how we build stuff. We work in autonomous teams, on different stacks so you’ll need to understand the details

Here’s one of the grads to tell you more about what all that means! https://www.wise.jobs/2021/09/14/my-first-year-as-a-graduate-ios-engineer-at-wise/

Responsibilities:

Must haves:

• You are graduating in 2023 or 2024 from a Bachelors or Masters degree. This might be in Computer Science, or any other STEM subject
• You are able to start a full time graduate job in September 2024
• Knowledge of computer science fundamentals including data structures, algorithms and software design
• Familiarity of data models with SQL
• Knowledge of working with RESTful Web Services
• A basic knowledge in modern web technologies and a strong interest in web development
• A self-started side project(s) that you are proud to talk about
• Great communication skills and the ability to articulate complex, technical concepts to a non-technical audience
• Curious, keen to learn and proactive by nature
• You believe in and follow best coding practices and code reviews
• You are open to and value feedback in order to improve
• Eligible to work in London

Nice to haves:

• Experience in web or microservice development, from a previous internship or project
• Familiarity with any major programming languages like Java/JavaScript/Python/Kotlin/Swift (we are more focussed on your willingness to learn new technologies)
• A strong product mindset and passion for user experience. You prioritise work with customers in mind, and make data-driven decisions to fix customer pain-points

Other information:

You can check out more about us, the interview process and how we work and why we do what we do at https://wise.jobs - feel free to reach out to me ([email protected] or https://mitchlui.dev/linkedin) if you have any questions!

Full form submission details (including contact details). NB: This is not accessible by everyone.

If you have questions about this listing, view the link above to see who to contact about this.

Hi,

We posted a new job on the CSS website https://cssbristol.co.uk/jobs/2019-06-26-3d-printing-bath/

1. Could the Job Title be updated to Software Developer - seems like it got changed to Automation Engineer
2. Could we have the company logo updated to the attached
3. In the opening paragraph there was a grammatical error. Can it be replaced with the following: "We’re looking for an ambitious Software Developer to join a fast-growing team and partner on the creation of TOKA® virtual surgical planning software. TOKA is hiring a C++ software engineer to build the ground-breaking application that blends imaging techniques with 3D printing to treat early stage osteoarthritis. This is your chance to advance novel technology that will benefit mobility, health and quality of life for patients of all demographics worldwide."
4. The Job responsibilities don't seem to have been broken out in lines as expected. Should they be on separate lines?

Thank you
Tom

E.g. https://nicoleneo.github.io/cssbristol.github.io/ because / is https://nicoleneo.github.io/.

I tried https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16316311/github-pages-and-relative-paths/41127983#41127983 but ended up having to prepend site.baseurl to everything.

Surely there's a better way!

Upon visiting the site via https://cssbristol.co.uk/ users are greeted with a "Privacy Error" message from Google Chrome.

When clicking through or "proceed anyway" users get the default cPanel error page.

The cssbristol.github.io address sends users to the "new site coming soon" page, with no way to view the new site, even in preview.

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Company:

test

Title:

no

Application Link/Email:

no

##Application Deadline:
2023-11-03

Employment Type:

Part-time (alongside university)

Salary:

no

Location:

no

Industry:

no

Company Overview:

no

Requirements:

no

Responsibilities:

no

Other information:

no

Full form submission details (including contact details): https://uob.sharepoint.com/:t:/t/grp-CSSCommittee213/EY_dRqQQiIJApMwJOpEzn8ABH3VRB5z4U-6Y63V5H9SiFQ. NB: This is not accessible by everyone.

If you have questions about this listing, view the link above to see who to contact about this.

GitHub finally added proper support for HTTPS yesterday.

For Netlify identity to work with organisation accounts, it needs to be given a fine-grained PAT. These can last for a maximum of 1 year before they expire, so a note should be added somewhere to remind future committees to regenerate the PAT at the start of the year.

Security warning when visiting https://cssbristol.co.uk

Possibly creative commons?

$ bundle install
*snip*
Fetching url ffi 1.9.18 (x64-mingw32)
Installing ffi 1.9.18 (x64-mingw32)
Gem::RuntimeRequirementNotMetError: ffi requires Ruby version < 2.5, >= 2.0. The
current ruby version is 2.5.0.
An error occurred while installing ffi (1.9.18), and Bundler cannot
continue.
Make sure that `gem install ffi -v '1.9.18' --source 'https://rubygems.org/'`
succeeds before bundling.

In Gemfile:
  github-pages was resolved to 168, which depends on
    github-pages-health-check was resolved to 1.3.5, which depends on
      typhoeus was resolved to 0.8.0, which depends on
        ethon was resolved to 0.11.0, which depends on
          ffi

$ ruby --version
ruby 2.5.3p105 (2018-10-18 revision 65156) [x64-mingw32]

$ bundler --version
Bundler version 1.17.1

This effects #37, and may be related to #39.

The RSS bot set up with PowerAutomate on teams is quite bad; it has no details about the event and re-posts it whenever the event is updated (even if it is a small update)

Power Automate has a HTTP trigger, could a GitHub build trigger a power automate script that posts an announcement on Teams whenever there's a new event added?

Use cloudflare

I'm trying to add a list to a markdown file using the style guide specified in the Jekyll docs

However the list items are rendered with dashes instead of bullet points or numbers.

At the moment it looks like this:

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Company:

Awesome Testing company incorporated

Logo:

we don't have one bc we're that awesome

Title:

Not a real job title

Application Link/Email:

email somebody. who? no idea.

##Application Deadline:
2023-10-02

Employment Type:

Part-time (alongside university)

Salary:

0

Location:

Bristol

Industry:

Imagining

Company Overview:

this is a company overview

Requirements:

make sure to slay every day

Responsibilities:

making sure others keep slaying

Other information:

no other info

Full form submission details (including contact details). NB: This is not accessible by everyone.

If you have questions about this listing, view the link above to see who to contact about this.

• Current tutors/contacts
• New information from Google Doc

Link leads to Dyson careers page but a way to apply to the internship does not seem possible.

Should probably find somewhere one the website to put this discord link: https://discordapp.com/invite/VWam9F3

• List the staff in the MVSE office and what they do
• Who should you contact about what issues?
• How do I bring something to the attention of the department?
• Who are my reps?