▲ 3 r/RockAuto
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u/mavagam99 — 23 days ago
▲ 29 r/rav4club
Finally saw some trails in the off road 3rd Gen V6 Rav4
Third Gen V6 off road build, got out to some trails yesterday and this thing absolutely chugged. Never hesitated or got stuck anywhere, and got looks and thumbs up from everyone who I passed by. Love this little beast!
u/mavagam99 — 2 months ago
▲ 57 r/rav4club
Third Gen V6 off road Rav4 build
Picked up this new to me 2010 Rav4 V6 base model, looks a whole lot different now than it did when I got it.
Mods include:
- 245/65R17 Falken WildPeak AT4Ws on Black Rhino Fuji 17x8 wheels
- 2" front and 1.5" rear spacer lift (shocks were just replaced so wanted to squeeze out some more life out of them, then will replace with proper suspension lift)
- Air lift 1000 kit to prevent rear from sagging when hauling gear or towing
- Light bar and fog lights installed
- Toyota style grille with amber LEDs
- LED low and high beams
- Front tow shackles
- Trailer tow hitch and wiring
- Roof rack
u/mavagam99 — 2 months ago
▲ 538 r/Calgary
Nose hill park search and rescue presence
Thank you to CPS and everyone else involved in searching for Parker. There was also a helicopter circling above. Praying he is found 🙏🏼
u/mavagam99 — 3 months ago
▲ 239 r/Accounting
I'm not a boomer, graduated in 2021 and I'm so anti AI. The world was better before it in my opinion. Now people are trying to replace their brain power with computing power, which not only is wrong most of the time, but uses so much resources and energy. And the big firms are cutting their workforce and using AI to replace these functions because they need to "keep up with the market" and "stay on top of the new technologies".
AI has its use cases (creative work, brainstorming ideas, email writing) but anything technical, such as most accounting/auditing/tax services, is less than useless as it gives wrong info and is way too confident. It's just a fact of how large language models, which these AI agents run on, work. It should not be a replacement for the critical thinking that they teach CPAs. I predict a huge Enron-level scandal in the next decade or so due to relying on AI instead of critical thinking. Then the firms will realize this was a bad move.
What's your take?
u/mavagam99 — 6 months ago