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Hi, not sure where to ask this so apologies in advance if this is the wrong place. It's just that I heard about the OPTED probably about 10 years ago and from what I understand it's based on the Project Gutenberg Etext of Webster's Unabridged Dictionary. But as far as I know, neither has been updated in years. Is this accurate? And is there a reason why?

I'm doing a little programming project and went hunting for a dictionary and thesaurus, and so the question crossed my mind. Thank you

I'm working on finishing a bachelor's in computer science. I've got about a decade of experience in Python, and have done websites in HTML/CSS/JavaScript. I've done data analysis for a lab for two years, and I'm on a patent for work in a different lab on DNA analysis. Before this I worked in construction and other manual labor jobs.

What job titles should I be looking for? What am I technically qualified to do on paper?