In the 14th century, as the West began to advance in science, philosophy and technology, why did these issues begin to decline in the lands where Islam was prevalent?
After the 2-0 start I was enjoying the memes as much as anyone. There's nothing impressive about beating Montreal and Arizona. But at this point I think the team has earned some respect. They had a convincing win against Tampa, they outshot Boston and got beat by Linus. But I still see all of the experts saying, "Haha, we've seen this before, Buffalo still sucks."
Personally I think Don Granato has made a difference in the way this team plays, I think it is sustainable, and there's no reason we won't be competing for a playoff spot. These guys aren't getting lucky wins, they are working their ass off and deserve some respect!
I've built around 25 pedals this year from PCBs and feel like it's time for something new. I thought about trying out vero boards but frankly, they look a bit of a mess (no disrespect to you vero builders). The point to point pedals I've seen here, however, look like freakin' art. So, if I'm looking to get my feet wet, what circuits would you recommend for a beginner and what advice would you give to avoid pitfalls? Thanks in advance for your responses!
A recent side project I am working on is to help start ups working on exciting projects get press coverage in their respective niche.
https://startupvoice.co
I'm decently happy at my job. It pays an acceptable amount for the area but not great. The people I work with are great. But the job itself is unbelievably boring.
I handle map requests, arcgis online maps, and parcel updates. I also manage a sql database for our enterprise geodatabases but 99% of the time, that manages itself. I started as an intern, then was hired full time under planning, and then promoted to gis coordinator (new position) in late 2019. I was thrilled but ultimately the job stayed the same. I am doing the same basic tasks (digitizing, web maps, data requests) that I always have. There is no real budget for projects, so the only thing I can really do is what is asked of me. I do it well and get complimented all the time which is nice but I'm just sick of doing the same basic tasks over and over. Given that this is all that I have done over my career so far, however, I'm afraid I don't qualify for anything else.
I have learned the basics of python but I struggle to retain what I've learned because I can't find a functional application for it here. There simply isn't really anything that I can automate. Do you guys have any suggestions on skills I could learn and how to apply them so I could start to look at more interesting jobs?
For me personally itβs once somebody reaches 10k points
Hi all,
Google was not helpful here. I'd like to be able to set a start point in the middle of the sample, and then have it loop back to the beginning once it reaches the end, and keep looping after that. Is this not possible? For what it's worth I don't have access to max4live because I'm in Ableton standard.
https://apple.news/Ah6OovFQdSX6Jpz6N7DVENA
This company goes radio silence for weeks then delivers bad news. I love SPCE and space travel but I am sick and tired of their deception. Itβs like they are hiding bigger problems. Like is the VSS Unity only a prototype plane and it will actually fly customers? Starting to think so.
FYI not short on SPCE but tempting now, especially with the lockout period ending. Way I see it now, if I short SPCE I am just taking money from Chamath who is likely to sell stock in 2 weeks. Might as well make sure he gets the lowest price possible.
https://www.cnbc.com/2021/10/14/virgin-galactic-delays-beginning-of-commercial-spaceflights-to-fourth-quarter-2022.html?__source=iosappshare%7Ccom.apple.UIKit.activity.CopyToPasteboard
