u/Dremlar

I believe the point is where they are talking about reoffending. Which I agree it is an issue. I believe some of it is from different state laws, but there are cases where people have had 3+ DUI convictions and still have a license. I believe some of those are due to how long between each conviction among other factors.

I would guess they are trying to say that the punishment is not harsh enough as we constantly see people having a DUI and often if they have no actual accident the punishments are less restrictive for driving (depends on state/local laws).

I don't think they are advocating for the death penalty, but likely sensible driving restrictions that any first time offender regardless of accident or not is heavily punished in a way that helps prevent second attempts and deter others from first attempt. Such as mandatory ignition interlock after first offense. It's a simple solution that makes sense on preventing it without giving up the freedoms. Yet, some people get multiple DUIs before getting one.

Even in a world where he did arrest him, they would give him to the feds and then the feds would release him on Trump's order. The only real thing it is doing is saying that he is not welcomed in NYC.

I've talked to a few friends that have waited and they were hard to convince because they can't see a world where they make enough without tips. I asked one if they would prefer a stable wage (assuming livable) or tips and they said a stable wage. I think the biggest issue is ensuring that people actually get paid enough and not just that we don't tip them. I understand the lack of faith on getting paid enough.

I can't imagine that it it's to a point where I would feel the need to bring it up. I get to listen to all the loud intoxicated people when I go to restaurants and I'm not able to get them to shut the fuck up. 100% would rather this than that.

Honestly more. It still had the weights on at the start of its journey. Giving it more speed. Would be hard to know the actual force applied, but that seems like it could actually be potentially fatal to someone. Easily crack some people's skulls. A mistake like this should be banned from the gym. Too much of a liability risk.

100% a lot of useless stuff out there. I just find the general hate for AI annoying as heck. As if people have not been benefiting from AI tools for years.

That's just not how good policing works. It's also why chase laws are changing. Follow until you can get a bird on them. Let them go so it deescalates. Keep police near and then apprehend once they are out.

They are not allowed to create the situation that requires dealt force such as jumping into the vehicle. That is not what they were taught to do so no he was not doing his job. He was going gung ho into a very dangerous situation and escalating it while putting himself in a very dangerous position that required lethal force to end.

We don't want cops to "show initiative" and escalate situations. That's literally what we have been trying to stop. We want less people to die.

Ah I see, the "imply, but don't say tactic".

I'm all for ICE being forced out of the cities, but escalations will not go in favor of the people. It will just create more tension and likely more agents or military. Likely ending up in a martial law like state where even if they did have their concealed carry they would be vastly outnumbered.

It's not a good idea to go up against an armed force unless you are sure you want the conflict and I don't believe we are at a point where a revolution is necessary or even something that you could get enough people on board to do. Instead, you just kill a lot of people and what good do you get beside entrenching both sides.

Jfc!!! Why are there no nsfl tags on this. Buddy what you are doing is disgusting.

Keep it up.

It can be off putting to some, but it's honestly a wonderful experience. Everyone starts getting punched in the dick and feeling the hurt. Eventually you are going to quit or be like us. Begging to be punched in the dick harder.

Why was skynet bad again?

The fuck you think stabbing is going to be? Sunshine and rainbows?

Names and details or else it's always just going to be brushed off as "just because he knew them didn't mean they did anything". We need concrete facts so they can't refute this.

Nah. I can be excited without being pathetic.

You doing ok bud? I bet you are joking, but just in case, that doesn't sound healthy.

Lake of Kalandra 2!

The saddest part is y'all going to keep giving them mtx money while you are unhappy.

It's early access. It's meant to be a time of testing and feedback. If you don't like it, wait until they go to full PoE2 release. Their schedule for updating is on them. It isn't like a league that released in PoE1. They are making bigger changes and still working on other classes, gems, and acts.

You seem incredibly entitled and should probably do some self reflection.

You are right. You are stupid.

Might already be stranded on an island training their ass off and surviving.

Stuart

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oMwmJd66rXM

There are a lot of variables that someone would need to watch enough of your games to give you any targeted feedback. However, I'd suggest trying to start to take notes or if you can capture your deaths and the kill cam and start watching those back.

There are multiple things that just play into the basics of net code that you can assist and try to play around such as left v right peeking. Where people are shooting matters too. If you are good at headshots, but 3/5 shots miss due to recoil/movement. Then see they are shooting body and not missing any with recoil and movement you might consider trying to adjust aim.

Learning to analyze your own deaths is critical to your improvement.

It's always hard to tell people what's the best way to learn, but what I can say is struggle. I don't mean that being stuck is good or that you should spend days without looking up something. I mean you should spend some time trying to diagnose and understand the issues. Trying to self resolve them. It's the compiler error due to passing in the wrong types? Is there documentation to read on the method to understand why there is an error of unexpected output.

Then use tools like chatGPT or reach out on Reddit after you have spent some time and can articulate what you are trying to do, what you have tried and what the issue is.

As for organizing projects, this depends on multiple factors, type of project, and team. There are a few tips I could give though. Try and have a single responsibility for a file. Such as this file handles writing to my log file or this one manages my configuration. Files that are too large can become difficult to deal with. Outside of that, try and structure it in a way that makes sense to you.

We are all imposters here.

As others have said, ask for help from professors and other students.

Use chatGPT to ask questions when you are stuck on something or to review a code snippet that isn't working how it should. Don't let it do all the work, but use it as a tool when you get stuck or don't understand something.

If you make zero progress on a problem after 10-15 minutes. Stand up, walk away, and come back in five minutes. If you are still stuck, ask for help. Even here. If you can be specific and show that you are not adding for an entire assignment to be done, the community often helps a lot.

No one can tell you the right way to study. Everyone has their way to learn effectively and you need to find yours.

Feel free to reach out if you need help. The subreddits are likely going to be most effective, but I can always try.

Why do you want a degree in it? If it is something you are interested in, just start doing it if you want to find out if it is for you. There are a ton of ways to get started. Depending on how you best learn you can use tools like https://www.codecademy.com/ which has lesson based learning. You can use chatgpt and just start asking it questions like what language are popular and then go from there into his to get started with said language and so on.

If you enjoy gamifying your learning you can use https://codecombat.com/. There are other coding games such as bitburner or screeps. CodeCombat is a lot more beginner friendly.

As for the math thing, is largely about understanding equations, variables, etc. If you can think on the abstract it can help. I also went to school with people who struggled in math and I sat with them and had them write a method for the problems they were stuck on and pass in the values. It helped some understand the math.

Don't be scared to fail. As long as you keep trying, you will grow.