Roo-minate

Fairness is at the core of what it means to be Australian. At the moment, regional Australians are shouldering the burden of the Albanese Government's unfair policies.

A Sky News Australia investigation has revealed nearly a decade's worth of connections between WA Labor and the Chinese Communist Party's political apparatus. skynews.com.au/insights-and-a…

That would be @theJagmeetSingh The most hypocritical politician in Canadian history @PremierScottMoe

The decline of personal responsibility has been accompanied by a rise in social responsibility by people who had nothing to do with the individual decisions that brought on disaster. Along with this has come an increased role for people skilled at creating guilt.

Former IBAC boss Robert Redlich has accused the Premier of trying to “disguise” the findings of a probe into the awarding of a $1.2m contract to a Labor-affiliated health union, saying it exposed “serious misconduct” > bit.ly/3Knejff

Labor Lies #VoteNoAustralia

Why does the government want the Voice in the constitution? Is this just a proposal for a harmless vehicle to give ‘advice’, or are we walking blindfolded into a trap to give this body unprecedented powers that the government is hiding from us? #VoteNo spectator.com.au/2023/07/brown-…

A good illustration of how having a disadvantage doesn’t make you right.

"If approved, the voice will not mark the end of a successful process of reconciliation but the beginning of fresh claims for co-sovereignty, treaty and reparations, using the Constitution’s authority as the enabling mechanism." Ramesh Thakur, Former UN assistant secretary

@cdl_concerts @fever_us A vigil for the Dictator down there maybe? 🤔

@cdl_concerts @fever_us Never, ever going to Melbourne CBD again unless it is to celebrate the arrest of its Premier.

Rowan Dean: "The entire sales pitch for the Voice is collective (white) guilt. The Voice is a hardcore communist agenda and leftwing power grab driven by a loathing of democracy and fuelled by critical race theory and identity politics." @rowandean spectator.com.au/2023/07/self-h…

Referendum | Pauline Hanson's Please Explain Later this year you will be asked to vote No or Yes on Anthony Albanese's race-based Voice in a referendum. Since Labor has refused to give Aussies any details we've decided to help out. So join us and learn everything there is to know about referendums in this very educational episode of Pauline Hanson's Please Explain. Help keep new episodes coming each and every Friday, support: shop.onenation.org.au/collections/pl…

#BREAKING: Property developer John Woodman gained repeated “privileged access” to Daniel Andrews and his most senior ministers through donations to the Labor Party, Victoria’s corruption watchdog has found. theaustralian.com.au/nation/cash-ga… #springst #Sandon

Radical left show no compassion and no mercy to those who do not follow the narrative #Voice is a power, money and resources grab @JNampijinpa #VoteNoAustralia dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1…

@RitaPanahi you might have seen this already but in case you haven’t, the Voice is one of the most sinister things in this country facebook.com/reel/848396056…. #VoteNo

The number of animals that die each and every day to produce vegan food might just surprise you. Read on: bit.ly/3qaxNMW

A must for every programmer: • Basic data structures • Sorting and searching • Graphs and trees • Approximation algorithms • Dynamic programming • Complexity analysis This list is neither exhaustive nor optional, despite what many anons will tell me in the replies to this post. Of course, you can make money without knowing any of this. You can have a career and live happily ever after, but how much will you leave on the table? Somebody always wonders how knowing Dijkstra's algorithm helps write CSS and HTML. The answer is simple: it's your way out of writing CSS and HTML for the rest of your life! And now we have Artificial Intelligence. And every report I read says that coding will be one of the more vulnerable areas. It makes sense: coding is very structured, easy to verify, and most of us hate writing code anyway. Automating "writing the code" makes a lot of sense. But deciding what code to write in the first place is the hard part. Programmers aren't going anywhere, but that doesn't mean everyone is safe. A thought exercise for you: Who will be the last standing? Is outsourcing your knowledge to third-party libraries a good, long-term strategy? Yesterday, I watched a video of Daviz Muñoz, a 3 Michelin star chef recognized as 2022's Best Chef in the World. He mentioned that the better he got at cooking, the more time he spent studying. Day and night. Studying non-stop. Think about that.

I think that, in general, it's not a good idea to allow people with no sense of humour to determine what may be enjoyed by people with a sense of humour

The official Yes pamphlet reads like a fantasy novel about a magical wand called the Voice that will solve all problems facing Aboriginal people if only we let it. My op-ed in today's West Australian #notmyvoice