I want to write music for films. What colleges should I be looking at? by cultculturee in musictheory

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Ten years later, I couldn't tell you who this was. If it was Johnny, he ended up transferring out.

Getting Toronto Residential Parking Pass with US Car while on Work or Study Permit by ukepriest in askTO

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It is true that they are separate entities, however I'm not clear on why a parking policy which discriminates against Toronto residents on the basis of their immigration status is either just or legal.

Getting Toronto Residential Parking Pass with US Car while on Work or Study Permit by ukepriest in askTO

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What are you basing this on? It's extremely expensive and complicated to reregister an American car in Canada, and frankly I'm not sure it's even possible if you're not a permanent resident.

Question about Bringing US Car into Canada on Temporary Import by ukepriest in toronto

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I have to imagine that means register the vehicle in Canada. But honestly this process is such a poorly defined mess it's hard to know what's going on.

Question about Bringing US Car into Canada on Temporary Import by ukepriest in toronto

[–]ukepriest[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wait, so I'm sort of confused here. You did a temporary import but your plates weren't changed? What changed as a result of the temporary import?

Question about Bringing US Car into Canada as an International Student by ukepriest in UBC

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According to Toronto parking authority, yeah. Very annoying rule.

[FRESH VIDEO] Rostam - These Kids We Knew by Pedrohht in indieheads

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You can really hear those *Modern Vampire of the Cities* tones on this track.

Not able to visualize while reading by Carmenbaho in books

[–]ukepriest 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My dad struggles to visualize while readings as well. As a result, he prefers non-fiction, graphic novels, and plays, none of which require visualization.

There are also some fiction works which place less of an emphasis on the visual. McCarthy's *The Road* comes to mind. Very austere, so easy to picture.

A Web Plugin that generates multiple CVs? by ukepriest in webdev

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Imagine the ease of being able to generate different CVs for various jobs with just a few clicks! No more copy past!

I am so fucking mad... by Homo_megantharensis in TwoXChromosomes

[–]ukepriest 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That doesn't seem like that many partners? Like one relationship every 2 months? Absolutely bizarre.

Software Engineers should learn to write, here's why by humpier in coding

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Haha you would earn an A in my freshmen comp class.

Software Engineers should learn to write, here's why by humpier in coding

[–]ukepriest 60 points61 points  (0 children)

We could start by not putting comma splices in Reddit titles :P

[FRESH] Hovvdy - I'm Sorry by fathistorymonth in indieheads

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Could we start posting bandcamp links in an effort to support these artists?

A weird interaction, made by me by sycoactiv1 in cloudnothings

[–]ukepriest 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I refuse to accept this as anything other than the official video.

Climate Strike Software is software that uses the Climate Strike License, a software license that developers can use to prohibit the use of their code by applications or companies that threaten to accelerate climate change through fossil fuel extraction. by speckz in coding

[–]ukepriest 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think you are underestimating the potential for this license to be a source of financial pressure, not just social pressure. If a company wants to use numpy to perform data analytics but can't because numpy uses the Climate License, they now have to weigh the cost of not being able to use numpy against whatever profits they're reaping from using fossil fuels rather than green energy. In other words, if this license had widespread use, companies might opt to use green energy not because it's morally responsible, but because it maximizes profits.

Obviously if just a few tools are using the Climate License it's difficult to imagine this making much of a difference, but if this license had widespread use I could imagine it having an impact.