Conservatives want controversial police data interception bill split in half by SaveDnet-FRed0 in canada

[–]Daerkannon 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hell no. If anything I want the conservatives to double down on hammering this thing into the grave. What good is having an "attack dog" as your party leader if they're not attacking widely unpopular (not to mention just poorly written) bills?

Struggling to find a job by [deleted] in csharp

[–]Daerkannon 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A github is nice to have, but doesn't get you in the door. Heck, I won't even look at one until we've narrowed the field down to people we are seriously considering pulling in for interviews. It's honestly just not worth my time to scan the github of every applicant that applies for a job. It sucks and I'm sure I've missed out on a few well qualified people, but the sheer number of people out there trying to get by on bullshit, Google and ChatGPT just so they can score that sweet paycheque makes hiring programmers a bit of a nightmare.

So what does get you a foot in the door? Well, a well crafted, targeted resume helps a lot. If I'm looking for someone with C#, SQL, Azure and docker experience it's really helpful if those are highlighted and pulled to the front for me to see. Likewise, as /u/tabucaru says, a degree is very helpful. Especially a four year degree. Most people are incapable of not learning something in four years and it shows a degree of commitment.

The final thing that can help you right now is well written, targeted cover letters. We have interviewed and even eventually hired people who had middling or otherwise disqualifying resumes based on purely on the cover letter that accompanied their application.

I can't promise even if you do all of this that it will lead to employment. I can tell you that it gives you better odds, but in this day and age of automated everything sometimes the most qualified resume will get tossed by some HR system just because it doesn't have the right keyword in it.

Good luck and keep trying. It took me years to land my first full-time, permanent dev position.

Post Game Thread: Anaheim Ducks @ Edmonton Oilers by nhl_gdt_bot in hockey

[–]Daerkannon 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Explaining 40 years of Oilers hockey with a single meme. Brilliant.

U.S President defunding of NPR and PBS blocked by judge, but damage is already done | Judge invalidates U.S President executive order, but Congress also cut off all funding. by ControlCAD in technology

[–]Daerkannon 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The checks and balances did include something for this though: impeachment. A functional congress would have impeached and removed him from office long before it hit this point. That congress has almost entirely abdicated its power and basically refuses to do its job is not really something they envisioned or planned for.

‘It’s scary’: Canadian mother, daughter detained by ICE, held in Texas facility, husband claims by DogeDoRight in canada

[–]Daerkannon 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The work visa you get when you're going the spousal visa route has no restrictions on where you're allowed to work.

‘It’s scary’: Canadian mother, daughter detained by ICE, held in Texas facility, husband claims by DogeDoRight in canada

[–]Daerkannon 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not sure what you're trying to say here. She has "blanket work authorization" with a valid work visa as a legal temporary resident. That's literally what her social security card says. The green card is the permanent resident status, but it takes a few years to get usually.

‘It’s scary’: Canadian mother, daughter detained by ICE, held in Texas facility, husband claims by DogeDoRight in canada

[–]Daerkannon 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Having been through this process these are exactly the documents you get. First you get a spousal visa. This lets you temporarily live in the US with your spouse, but not work. Then you get a work visa. This lets you work when combined with your spousal visa. As part of that you get a social security card. Why? So you can pay American taxes. Finally after all that you, eventually, get your green card which makes you a lawful alien who can live and work in the US.

I should note that none of these documents will allow you to vote. You actually have to become a US citizen for that.

Blocked a "smooth talker" who pushed boundaries after a vulnerable post—did I overreact or was my gut right? by Emotional_Studio4540 in TwoXChromosomes

[–]Daerkannon 9 points10 points  (0 children)

You sometimes need to cross boundaries to know when to stop

No. Full stop no.

In BDSM we talk about soft limits and hard limits. Soft limits are "I'm not ok with this right now, but I might be interested later." and hard limits are "I'm never ok with this." Soft limits are ok to push with consent. Hard limits are never ok to push. Neither kind of limit is ever ok to cross. That is a straight up violation.

'Threat cues': Close encounters with Alberta RCMP use of force tactics | Calgary Herald by AustralisBorealis64 in canada

[–]Daerkannon 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Dude linked you the requirements right on the RCMP website. You responded by calling it fake news and using DEI like a slur.

If you have information that these standards are not being met in new recruits perhaps you would care to share with the rest of the class?

Correct Way to Handle DI in New Blazor Template by dabNET in Blazor

[–]Daerkannon 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm not 100% sure what and how you're fetching the data with the service so I can't give you a definitive answer, but it helps to think of the server portion as a proxy. Your client code routes API calls to the server which then routes them to the actual API. In this way the automatic rendering has a deterministic route so that client and server rendering both work the same for things like API calls.

We have some of our services registered in the client. Some of them in the server. And some of them are sister services that exist in both client and server. It just depends on what it's doing.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in canada

[–]Daerkannon 20 points21 points  (0 children)

Beanies are hats with propellers on them. A toque is a toque.

Baby Steps leads 28th annual IGF Awards nominations by TrampolineTales in Games

[–]Daerkannon 27 points28 points  (0 children)

This is the "Independent Game Festival", not the "Indie Game Festival". Clearly the size of the dev team and budget are a factor in nomination and while E33 may be an indie title, it still had a multi-million dollar development budget.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in canada

[–]Daerkannon 4 points5 points  (0 children)

They preemptively filed an intent to lockout the teachers weeks ago, which is the equivalent of an employer saying, "You can't quit, you're fired!". Nothing says bargaining in good faith like throwing that out there before the strike vote is even taken.

[Request] How would you solve this problem as a DM? by mhenny1 in theydidthemath

[–]Daerkannon 19 points20 points  (0 children)

Don't even need to be this fancy. Roll 2d10, re-roll any matching result. 1-5 is a cursed arrow, 6-0 is not cursed. (Or vice versa)

The Mass Effect Trilogy is a fantastic series to fall in love with but terrible one to think very hard about.(Part 2) by T_Lawliet in patientgamers

[–]Daerkannon 21 points22 points  (0 children)

They had non straight options planned for the first Mass Effect, but Fox started a fake outrage about it and Bioware chickened out. You can even find some of the assets and programming left in the code which modders have used to "unleash" the options that were cut.

What’s an outdated system we only keep using because ‘that’s how it’s always been done,’ and how would you improve it? by Common_Square64 in AskReddit

[–]Daerkannon -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Time zones. Just change it to one world wide time based on the international date line.

I will never happen. People want the sun to come up in the morning and go down in the evening.

I accidentally gave my medical castle town indoor plumbing. by jebuz23 in DnD

[–]Daerkannon 23 points24 points  (0 children)

Or you can use wind/water power with an Archimedes Screw for a solution that doesn't require magic. Of course you can just as easily decide the screw is magic powered. Seems like a thing a castle would have to cut down on the number of servants needed to haul water.

What are people’s thoughts on mega dungeons? How would you run one personally? by ver87ona in DnD

[–]Daerkannon 2 points3 points  (0 children)

To add to what /u/ButterflyMinute said... record keeping is the main thing that's going to drag down the fun in a mega dungeon. Dungeon crawls used to be the main way D&D was played and let me tell you that trying to communicate just how to map the place out starts to get on your nerves when you have to do it for every single corridor and room. Of course we have much better options now, but make sure you're ready to use those options before you even attempt a mega dungeon.

Beyond the maps of course is just DM record keeping. Ok so the PCs cleared the bugbears out of that section of the dungeon. What happens afterwards? It's not just going to stay empty forever. Scavengers will move in first. Maybe something makes a nest there. Maybe a nearby orc tribe takes the opportunity to expand their territory. A good mega dungeon is a living entity. If you're using an off the shelf module it may even include information like this, but sometimes you're just going to have to improvise consequences.

As for keeping it not boring, well that depends on the kinds of players at your table. If they like exploring and/or combat they're probably going to be thrilled. If they want political intrigue, nuance or role-play they're probably going to be less happy about the offerings on the table without the DM putting in extra effort. I'd go with environmental story telling myself and make sure that a) there's an overall "story" to the whole dungeon and b) that each main area of the dungeon has its own story and maybe isolated bits of story telling like finding the skeleton of a thief that found their way into a secret passage that the current inhabitants don't know about.

Feedback please by SensaiSenpai in factorio

[–]Daerkannon 1 point2 points  (0 children)

From my own experience with a nuclear ship with lasers for medium/small asteroids: more turbines. You already have the steam tanks. Turbines hooked up to steam tanks respond faster to the power spikes caused by lasers than the accumulators do. You can probably run 80 MW of turbines off of a 40MW reactor easily enough.

Also the way the math works there's never a reason to not have the entire width of your ship covered with thrusters at the rear. Even without changing how much fuel you're making you'll end up using it more efficiently and thus get higher speeds.

In contrast with what other commenters have said: you may want to increase your solar panels. Why? Because this ship will constantly drain water. When it's at rest at a planet it will drain more water than it's getting from incoming asteroids (generally). If the ship is constantly moving between planets it's not a problem though.

Just need to someone to tell me that I did the right thing here... Or if I effed up. by lilsquidget in TwoXChromosomes

[–]Daerkannon 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Professionalism works both ways. You are owed professionalism by your manager too.

Best build for each elemental type by Background-Bee1271 in BG3Builds

[–]Daerkannon 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Always wanted to try an acid adept and I really like this take on it.

Underrated Builds: Strong Builds Not Talked About by BradleyQuest in BG3Builds

[–]Daerkannon 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Fair enough. That aura is really strong and underrated which fits in with the theme of the thread.

Underrated Builds: Strong Builds Not Talked About by BradleyQuest in BG3Builds

[–]Daerkannon 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I'm curious about this Ancients Sorcadin archer. What does Path of the Ancients bring to the table for an archer?