Added: base64 encoded query (q) param for future roles

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• New Features

  • Enhanced the Resume component to include future job details via query string parameters.
  • Updated RSS feed content with new timestamps and refined descriptions related to remote sensing.

• Documentation

  • Improved clarity in RSS feed descriptions by specifying the data source for spectral indices analysis.

• Chores

  • Updated package dependencies to newer versions.

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Walkthrough

This update brings enhancements across the project, with dependency updates in package.json, added functionality in the Resume component, and updated content in RSS feeds. These changes aim to boost functionality and accuracy, especially in managing remote sensing data and future job listings on a resume.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
package.json	Dependency versions updated for @eslint/js, @next/mdx, marked, next, and eslint.
pages/resume.tsx	Enhanced Resume component to handle future job details via query parameters and added a prioritized image component.
public/rss.atom, public/rss.json, public/rss.xml	Updated RSS feed content and timestamps, with improved descriptions of remote sensing and spectral indices.
.coderabbit.yaml	New configuration file for the YAML language server settings.

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Oh hark! What updates do we see?
Code hopping through, oh so breezy!
From package.json to the RSS feed,
Enhancements sown like tiny seeds.
A future job, in code we trust,
In satellite data, a spectral thrust.
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Walkthrough

This update brings enhancements across the project, with dependency updates in package.json, added functionality in the Resume component, and updated content in RSS feeds. These changes aim to boost functionality and accuracy, especially in managing remote sensing data and future job listings on a resume.

Changes

File(s) Change Summary
package.json Dependency versions updated for @eslint/js, @next/mdx, marked, next, and eslint.
pages/resume.tsx Enhanced Resume component to handle future job details via query parameters and added a prioritized image component.
public/rss.atom, public/rss.json, public/rss.xml Updated RSS feed content and timestamps, with improved descriptions of remote sensing and spectral indices.
.coderabbit.yaml New configuration file for the YAML language server settings.

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Code hopping through, oh so breezy!
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A future job, in code we trust,
In satellite data, a spectral thrust.
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@madole, thank you for the detailed walkthrough and the poetic touch! Here's the review based on the changes you've outlined:

package.json

• Dependency Updates: The updates to dependencies like @eslint/js, @next/mdx, marked, next, and eslint are crucial for maintaining the project's compatibility and security with the latest versions. It's important to ensure that these updates do not introduce any breaking changes or conflicts with existing code.

pages/resume.tsx

• Enhancements to the Resume Component: The addition of functionality to handle future job details via query parameters is a significant enhancement. This allows for dynamic content to be decoded and displayed, which can greatly improve user interaction and personalization. The inclusion of a prioritized image component should also enhance the visual appeal of the resume. It would be beneficial to ensure that error handling and validation are robust for the query parameters to prevent any potential issues.

RSS Feeds (public/rss.atom, public/rss.json, public/rss.xml)

• Content and Timestamp Updates: Updating the RSS feeds to provide more accurate and relevant information is a positive change, especially for users relying on this data for remote sensing and spectral indices. It's important that the new descriptions are clear and that the timestamps accurately reflect the most current data.

.coderabbit.yaml

• New Configuration File: The addition of a .coderabbit.yaml file to configure aggressive reviews and other settings is a proactive approach to managing code quality and review preferences. This file should be correctly formatted and the settings should align with the project's needs.

Overall, the updates are well-rounded and seem to enhance both the functionality and the user experience of the project. If there are specific areas you would like further in-depth analysis or testing, please let me know!

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