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The Science Career General Paste is a Neocities-hosted FAQ and document about science careers, covering starting a PhD, postdoc positions and moving from academia to industry. It grew out of /sci/ discussion threads opened in October 2020 and is described as currently somewhat Physics heavy.
My Next Move is an interactive tool for job seekers and students to learn about career options. It offers keyword and industry searches, an interest profiler, and career reports covering tasks, skills and salary information for over 900 careers. The site is maintained by the National Center for O*NET Development with sponsorship from the US Department of Labor.
An online tool for creating and sending professional-looking PDF invoices. It automatically calculates taxes and totals. The service states there are no limits and no registration is required, and it offers saving invoices, managing clients, estimates, time and expense tracking, recurring invoices, and accepting online payments.
Uses This is a collection of nerdy interviews that asks people from various backgrounds what tools and techniques they use to get things done. Interviews feature game developers, illustrators, writers, professors and data visualisation developers.
Cody offers three specialized AI agents: Convert, Assist, and Live, built to engage website visitors, answer questions from a knowledge base, and support live event experiences. Documentation describes account setup, an API, security bulletins, and support resources. Paid plans begin at $29 per month.
Rotki is an open source, local-first crypto portfolio tracker, accounting and tax tool. It connects exchanges, wallets and DeFi positions, decodes on-chain history and produces profit and loss reports. Data is stored encrypted on the user's own device, and exchanges connect through read-only API keys. It runs on Windows, macOS, Linux and Docker.
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The Science Career General Paste is a Neocities-hosted FAQ and document about science careers, covering starting a PhD, postdoc positions and moving from academia to industry. It grew out of /sci/ discussion threads opened in October 2020 and is described as currently somewhat Physics heavy.
My Next Move is an interactive tool for job seekers and students to learn about career options. It offers keyword and industry searches, an interest profiler, and career reports covering tasks, skills and salary information for over 900 careers. The site is maintained by the National Center for O*NET Development with sponsorship from the US Department of Labor.
An online tool for creating and sending professional-looking PDF invoices. It automatically calculates taxes and totals. The service states there are no limits and no registration is required, and it offers saving invoices, managing clients, estimates, time and expense tracking, recurring invoices, and accepting online payments.
Uses This is a collection of nerdy interviews that asks people from various backgrounds what tools and techniques they use to get things done. Interviews feature game developers, illustrators, writers, professors and data visualisation developers.
Cody offers three specialized AI agents: Convert, Assist, and Live, built to engage website visitors, answer questions from a knowledge base, and support live event experiences. Documentation describes account setup, an API, security bulletins, and support resources. Paid plans begin at $29 per month.
Rotki is an open source, local-first crypto portfolio tracker, accounting and tax tool. It connects exchanges, wallets and DeFi positions, decodes on-chain history and produces profit and loss reports. Data is stored encrypted on the user's own device, and exchanges connect through read-only API keys. It runs on Windows, macOS, Linux and Docker.
