camcil

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by camcil 1y ago
I worked as a civil servant for a decade and a half in various capacities up until a couple of weeks ago. I'm the last person that would tell you that there isn't plenty of fat that could be trimmed. Slicing at random, multiple de
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by camcil 1y ago
Being able to paste source into early version of Dreamweaver really made things "click" for me. Image maps, IFrames, and SSI really set you apart. Ah, thems were the days.
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by camcil 1y ago
Lest we forget that Python is ~4 years older than Java.
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by camcil 1y ago
That makes much more sense, thank you. I just looked at the table on the linked page and not the *.pdf of the deck itself.
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by camcil 1y ago
I would've imagined these numbers to be much more than they are.
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by camcil 1y ago
What caused the drop in popularity in RoR? It seemed like ~10-12 years ago RoR was the de-facto startup standard. On any given day there were multiple items on the HN front page having something to do with RoR.
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by camcil 1y ago
Adderall, I would presume.
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by camcil 1y ago
It seems pretty simple: we get paid on the perceived business value of what we provide. Some organizations may take a holistic approach to determine that perception (our contributions to other things, and the advancement of the industry as
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by camcil 1y ago
Articles like this terrify me, and recently they are plenty. I have had a lifelong interest and participant in development, doing freelance at times, always utilizing it in my career when approved, and contributing to opensource. I finished
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by camcil 1y ago
In a data conscious world, the complete and utter disregard for PII and lack of competency in design and implementation would result in catastrophic business failure. They may have "patched" the ability to exploit it in this way,
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by camcil 1y ago
Affecting their bottom-line via litigation, less usage, whatever...
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by camcil 1y ago
The complexity justifies the salary.
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by camcil 1y ago
First and foremost, I am sorry that you experienced abuse. That is never okay. I will not pretend to act like I understand the depths of forgiveness, or agree that it is possible for certain things. Abuse should never be justified under rel
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by camcil 1y ago
> the case that all religious or other organizations that regularly supervise children need to be willing to report and deal with abuse by their staff is very strong I completely agree, and would never argue against that. It appears that
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by camcil 1y ago
It certainly happens [0]. [0] https://aleteia.org/2018/02/10/australian-priest-excommunica...
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by camcil 1y ago
The Church's side is simple: this is a sacrament and the information heard cannot be used at all by the priest, for anything- whatsoever, without exception. "Given the delicacy and greatness of this ministry and the respect due to
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by camcil 1y ago
The State of Washington is leading an effort to require this for any crime admission by first specifying child abuse to rally the troops. There is nothing surprising that a 2,000 year old institution isn't willing to change their sacre
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by camcil 1y ago
Location: Kansas City, Missouri Remote: Remote or Hybrid/On-Site in the KC area Willing to Relocate: No Technologies: C#, .NET, Python, Django, JavaScript, TypeScript, Node, React, SQL/NoSQL, AWS Resume: https://camceci
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by camcil 1y ago
I'm in the market now and I honestly don't think anyone even looks at the education section of the resume if there is applicable work experience following it. After 10+ interviews in the past couple of months, education hasn'
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by camcil 1y ago
Claude Sonnet 3.7 has a hell of a time with this.
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by camcil 1y ago
The confusion persists in job requirements, especially when those requirements are translated from technical stakeholders through HR.
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by camcil 1y ago
Things I have done to stand out from the crowd seem weird because I have to guess as to who I should even start with, often through tools such as LinkedIn Pro or finding contact information through GitHub repos. Many of the application proc
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by camcil 1y ago
It is fascinating that a language that still has study devoted around it has died right in front of our eyes.