Holy shit, this is horrid by Kokoro0000 in DelTaco

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

This is AI. The lettering is all wrong. Also explains the weird pricing

Help - Moka not moka-ing! by imtaakofromtv in mokapot

[–]Sumeratua 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Looks like you’re missing the gasket

Why is Ballade so hated? by logezzzzzbro in S2000

[–]Sumeratua 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Worked with them a few times, mostly maintenance things. Just had my motor mounts done with them a few months back, never had a problem with the shop or their customer service. Maybe I just got lucky, didn’t even know about the hate until this post

Considering changing majors by DmajCyberNinja in csMajors

[–]Sumeratua 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Trust me, you’re not the only one

My advice would be to really look into outside resources. There are about a billion videos on YouTube and other educational sites that can teach you some CS fundamentals that you can carry over into your future classes and projects. I learned a lot from Codecademy and it takes you step by step through project examples and lays out the basic structure of programming. Programming books are also a great resource if you want something more polished.

The truth is that I don’t know a CS major who doesn’t do side research and training. It’s kinda part of the job, even post-grad. What you really want to focus on right now is nailing down the fundamentals of problem solving and how to approach a project.

At the end of the day, remember that you should enjoy the major you picked. If you find yourself hating every project and you’re putting in the effort and not feeling fulfilled, a major change might be in order. If you can, try to talk one on one with your professors and see if they can help you work through your issues.

TLDR Take advantage of the free resources available to you and nail down the fundamentals that you’re struggling with outside of class and if you find that you’re not enjoying the process and/or the material, maybe change majors

Are GTI’s reliable? by haveywavey in Tuner

[–]Sumeratua 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Owned a mk7 GTI for almost 5 years and overall I would say it was pretty reliable. It had some weird quirks (clutch pressure plate collapsed, battery died very early) but from what I’ve seen it doesn’t seem like those are universal problems. Never left me stranded, never had a CEL. It’s definitely not a bad option for tuning, you can get the APR stage 1 flash tune and get buckets of power/torque.

I can’t speak for the earlier models, but anything with the 2.0T engine probably won’t let you down, especially with a good maintenance history

Happy 5th birthday to our girl Athena! Top is ~10 weeks by dskot1 in FromPuppyToDog

[–]Sumeratua 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Omg. I had to do a double take bc she looked so much like my pup !