cwbrandsma

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by cwbrandsma 5y ago
This reminds me of the Simpsons headline: Old Man Yells at Clouds.
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by cwbrandsma 5y ago
Shhh, you don’t want them suddenly reading the Song of Solomon all of a sudden.
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by cwbrandsma 5y ago
Steel. At least in my state, lead shot is illegal to hunt with, but you can use it for clay pidgins.
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by cwbrandsma 5y ago
More likely that things were dropped into the snow, then covered, and remained coved in snow for a long time.
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by cwbrandsma 5y ago
I’ve had this sort of thing happen to me as well. Often different reasons, for example: one reviewer didn’t like my permission text for camera access. Twice now I’ve had to appeal the review. Each time the appeal worked in my favor and I
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by cwbrandsma 5y ago
that is true for firms that never hire juniors. For me, I have a small team, we can only absorb a small number of juniors at any given time, because I have to have people free enough to train them up. And now, having lost most my seniors
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by cwbrandsma 5y ago
That is what happens when people are involved.
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by cwbrandsma 5y ago
Especially for younger engineers (I'm thinking of software engineers in this case), it isn't just about money, but also experience. It is really easy to get type-cast into a specific role in the company and it can be hard to brea
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by cwbrandsma 5y ago
I've been hiring a lot lately (software development), two senior level positions (5 years or more experience) and one mid, three hires so far, two more roles to fill. These are all remote positions in a full remote team. Just be liv
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by cwbrandsma 5y ago
In software development I’m not sure there is a difference between a bachelors and a masters. At least for hiring purposes I do not view them as any different. I also hire people out of code schools as well. I get a lot of resumes from
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by cwbrandsma 5y ago
OLAP is not SQL or NoSQL in any way, shape, or form. Completely separate concept and completely separate technologies.
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by cwbrandsma 5y ago
They can work to apologies to the actual victim, if made in some direct way. You might even get the victim to accept the apology. But all the people that feel victimized on behalf of the victim...they never forgive, and they will never m
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by cwbrandsma 5y ago
C Space | Senior Software Engineer | Remote (US only) | Full Time | http://cspace.com C Space is looking for a Senior Software Engineer with a good amount of experience with .NET, c#, Asp.Net, Azure, React, and the usual suspec
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by cwbrandsma 5y ago
I'll take "things that will never happen" for 500 Alex.
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by cwbrandsma 5y ago
You don't just move a farm. And there isn't a lot of extra farm land available in Idaho anymore.
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by cwbrandsma 5y ago
My family is from the Chino, Pomona, Ontario area, just south of LA. Lets just say a lot of people live there and it get hot as all get out there. You don't have to travel far from the coast for temperatures to rise pretty quickly an
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by cwbrandsma 5y ago
For myself, because I have raised children of my own. I have 5 kids, 2 boys and 3 girls. At 2 years old, kids do not give a flying fuck about social norms. They just want to play. And from the earliest ages you see children playing diff
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by cwbrandsma 6y ago
I would say it would have helped...but that wouldn’t happen. Borland as a company depended on Delphi as a revenue source. Microsoft and Sun did not. So they could both give their products away for free and open source them, plus keep peo
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by cwbrandsma 6y ago
Don't quote me on this, it has been a long time since I read the article on Mars, so I'm probably out of date on my information. There is a theory that Mars used to have plate tectonics, but was hit by a MASSIVE asteroid (around t
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by cwbrandsma 6y ago
Where I live used to be bumf*ck, nowhere. Hardly anyone could point it on the map, usually thinking it was in an entirely different part of the country. Even if someone did know of the town, the normal respone was "why would anyone
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by cwbrandsma 6y ago
I have had nightmares about stuff like this. I get called in to update an in house program, start looking at the code and exclaim “wtf is this? Who wrote this?”...and then enters a sheepish looking 17 year old. Now I have to back track
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by cwbrandsma 6y ago
That is appCode, which has some pretty big limitations last I used it. For instance, you can only edit XIB files in XCode. But AppCode's navigation and refactoring capabilities are much better.
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by cwbrandsma 6y ago
And gate keeping. How do you become an artist? Make art and say you are an artist. How do you become a professional artist? Have someone pay you to make art. I'd say he qualifies.
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by cwbrandsma 6y ago
That is certainly enough to trigger my Submechanophobia. Time for a walk in the mountains.
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by cwbrandsma 6y ago
Finding the information was harder. There were libraries, my town library was in the basement of the city hall building, and my local mechanic has a larger building. If the library didn’t have it, you could hit a small book store, whose s
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by cwbrandsma 6y ago
Paper isn’t bad because it breaks down quickly. Plastic has this bad habit of sticking around for 10,000 years (and longer).
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by cwbrandsma 6y ago
Wait a sec...I named my son Berend...and my last name means “son of fire”. Crap, my kid is going to be a pyro.
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by cwbrandsma 6y ago
No thanks.
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by cwbrandsma 6y ago
They list documents stating 30 year old developers as old ... are you kidding me? At 30, developers are just starting to understand the job (like all of the non-coding skills).
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by cwbrandsma 6y ago
Good grief, even the Mormons in my town (I'm a few hours from Salt Lake City, my area is heavily LDS) don't try to use the Book of Mormon as a history text. Nothing has been validated, none of the cities listed have been found.

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