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stevev
5y ago
Interesting. What other car makers has self driving capabilities, runs on ev exceeding 250 mi on range, and has cameras around the car? Last I checked Volvos doesn’t even come close.
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In addition to not betting on evs, Toyota along with many other car makers fail to understand the human desire for safety and convenience in their vehicles through the use of current camera technologies and computer applications. A typical
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stevev
5y ago
My experience is opposite. My experience with cannabis use using a simple activity. Sober, I can clean my office without much thinking and if I had to repeatedly do it, I’d probably do it the same fashion every time. On cannabis, I’m able t
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stevev
5y ago
My experience and opinion are similar to yours. A typical stoner isn’t really there, and when they are there, it’s more of a questioning or socializing activity. Alcoholic behaviors are what I would describe as arrogance and extreme impairm
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stevev
5y ago
I doubt this even happened lol.
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5y ago
I’m upvoting this. I believe your explanation on the strains are on point. When using the vapor method, very high in thc, sometimes I do experience psychosis or schizophrenic symptoms. My perception of reality does change a bit during peak
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5y ago
My experience with the substance is similar to yours. I’ve started again occasionally and see that the experience differs depending on the strain. I do get paranoia that wears off; there were times where I’ve experience schizophrenia like s
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stevev
5y ago
If it helps. I feel burnout.
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stevev
5y ago
Hack fix are subjective. That same logic can be applied to any car makes. Repairs are not a black box. They’re not using duck tape. A fix is a fix
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5y ago
My opinion, the enigma of what we call the paranormal, or sightings of people who has passed, could shed some light about the reality we live in.
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stevev
5y ago
Run outside or get a truform or assault runner.
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6y ago
Looks like someone missed the buying opportunity lol.
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6y ago
A person with so much to live for and so much to accomplish; I don't believe he took his own life.
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stevev
6y ago
Many mainstream outlets now run propaganda and sensational reporting. It’s biased, misleading, retractive, opinionated and incomplete. Far from the days of just informing and listing main arguments from both sides of the aisle. Stop referen
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6y ago
A great way to push companies out of your state.
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6y ago
Keep it simple stupid. Simple code is better than hard to understand code. It's okay to just write code for the sake of writing, but keep in mind the idea that what if new requests comes thru; given the current state, can the code be
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6y ago
A few years ago I was stuck between workman, norman and colemak. I decided to go colemak for ease of transition. Being a longtime qwerty typer, my hands came to favor a more left hand typing ratio. I later realized colemak tends to be more
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6y ago
Not sure if anyone has mentioned plover. A few years ago a dev was able to use it audio wise to code. Programming by sounds. openstenoproject
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6y ago
I think a high dose of any reactive medication or drug is deadly.
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7y ago
I am intrigued by the simulation theory. That we as a species has reached a certain level of advancement to simulate a reality and experience it; or we may just be npcs or temporary programs for another intelligent race in this simulation.
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7y ago
One issue with static data is that it’ll rise and fall. Salaries today may be different in the future. You would have to continually receive data to have the latest up to date changes. Many variables affects the data; age, location, experie
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7y ago
Sure, 50% of boot camp graduates are women. What’s the ratio if we include actual university undergrads gender ratios? If I’m not mistaken, there are more men going into cs than women here in the US. I don’t think a parity can happen unless
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7y ago
Yup it’s still viable. Just pick one. Let us know what career you’ll pick after web dev. Gluck!
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7y ago
I’ve been laid off. It’s normally big successful companies and or failing companies that lays people off. The project that you are in matters. People stuck in maintenance mode normally are safe; whereas devs in some greenfield projects may
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7y ago
I’m curious, has there been any related deaths to cannabis usage? Why is this plant illegal when Alcohol has killed millions?
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8y ago
I’ll take trash and bad air quality over cancer.
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8y ago
For me, gestures on an apple trackpad eliminated the need for a mouse. They have had it for years and imo is one of the biggest differences in computing experience between an Apple machine to a windows.
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8y ago
All speculation; no proof in article.
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8y ago
At 94K, stay at home spouse w/ kids. I live in upper midwest, avg cost of apartment renting $1200 2bd rm. Own a home, $1800/month. You are correct, @ 94K I am struggling to save.
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8y ago
A simple table alter operation such as adding a column or modifying a column on a big table would break once the instance reached maximum disk storage space due to copying. These solutions offered a way to alter the table without using all
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