Ben Lucier

When I asked my younger brother Ryan about this pass I found in an old family album, he thinks it’s because we had a fight because he was pissed that I beat the main boss in Bionic Commando. He lives in BC now, but if I show up— a lifetime pass is a lifetime pass, right guys?

@ddebow @davidhariri I had one!

this was cool when thalmic invented it in waterloo

@rUv Insane.

Sitting across the room from a $5 ESP32-C6 connected to a 60 GHz mmWave radar module, I'm seeing my real-time blood pressure, heart rate, breathing rate, and HRV. No wearable. No camera. No physical contact. Just physics. Yes, i compared it my apple watch.. Way more sensitive. like 1000x. What the radar is actually detecting are microscopic movements in the chest wall caused by respiration and the mechanical pulse of the cardiovascular system. Those signals are incredibly small, but modern mmWave sensors can measure displacement down to fractions of a millimeter. Once you isolate the signal and filter the noise, the patterns are very clear. From there it becomes a signal processing problem. Extract heartbeat intervals, respiration phase, and pulse dynamics, then estimate cardiovascular features like pulse transit time and variability. Those correlate strongly with blood pressure. What’s interesting to me is not just the sensing. It’s what happens when you combine this with RuVector and dynamic min-cut analysis. It's looking at the empty space and anytime something enters it. Instead of treating these signals as simple time series, you treat them as a coherence graph of physiological signals. Noise, motion artifacts, and environmental interference get separated automatically. The result is something much bigger. Cheap sensors. Local computation. Real physiological understanding. This is how intelligence quietly starts appearing everywhere. Github.com/ruvnet/RuView

Hey #Toronto، solveto.ca just got a major upgrade. Report any city issue in 30 seconds. Snap a photo, AI writes the report, it goes to 311 + your councillor simultaneously. Live map. 24 categories. Ward filters. All free. No app download. No account needed. 🧵

@rohan10 I haven’t looked at Freedom in a while. Thanks.

@benlucier Freedom _is_ doing this. Telus/Koodo aren't horrible either. Telus is just pricey at the upper end.

If I were to launch a mobile carrier in Canada, I would offer a great monthly price, and my lock-in wouldn’t be a contract, it will be great service. Maybe the big carriers should try that sometime. Some might say this isn’t possible, but it’s already been done.

Now with the CRTC eliminating activation fees AND eSIMs being commonplace, it’s the perfect time to compete against the incumbents.

That’s good— I don’t want a long term commitment to my carrier. I’ll buy my phone outright and I’ll switch to whatever carrier goes me the best monthly price—and when they raise my fees, I’ll sign up with a different carrier and not pay any fees to do so. All hail the eSim! 🙌

@thugford_nation @TheJasonPugh @PoliticsFan2005 @PierrePoilievre That’s very badly photoshopped hard hat. 🤣

@TheJasonPugh @PoliticsFan2005 @PierrePoilievre I was just thankful his handler finally figured out how to strap the baby in.

Hey, @PierrePoilievre. Why did you post this video ~30 minutes ago, then delete it? #cdnpoli

I asked Codex 5.4 to reverse engineer a DOS game with no source code. It’s been running for 6 hours, I can’t look away. It unpacked assets, disassembled the EXE, rebuilt the renderer, and built my childhood favorite SkyRoads in Rust! Now think of all the games we can revive.

If young men don’t want to be drafted to fight in Kamala’s and Cheney’s 3rd World War they better get out and vote for Trump.

@rUv I hope you manscaped!

Half of the #RuView community are straight odd balls (in the best way), the other half are *ssholes. I’m just experimenting, in public. Kind of like giving a speech naked and alone in front of millions of people. Be nice.

What bothers me the most of my dealings with @Quora is that I have a super strong, unique password. If somebody hacked my account, they exploited Quora— not me. And that should be very concerning for them and their users. Shameful behaviour— I’ve had this account for 15+ years.

I give up. @Quora has ghosted me and will not reply to my emails inquiring into what happened with my account. My best guess is I was hacked and my account was spamming. 🤷‍♂️ Such a shame as I’ve answered hundreds of questions about domain names, registration, and more.

Disappointed in @Quora. My account was banned for spam. But I haven’t logged into the site in months and have only ever offered helpful answers, mostly to those who had questions about their domain name. Support refuses to share any info, so I guess my ~20+yo account is gone. 🤷‍♂️

I've identified industrial-scale copyright violations on my content by Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, X, and more. These companies created thousands of crawlers incorporating the text of all my blog posts, open source code, and books into their paid AI models to profit exorbitantly.

@svgmzr @mario4thenorth

@mario4thenorth The best reporting is on Infowars of all places, they interviewed a woman who researched those online communities for quite some time Interestengly, law enforcement is aware of all that stuff (764, MKU, NLM) but it didn’t enter public consciousness yet

I learn more truth about the shooter, from international media than I do from Canadian media.

@Sam_Mindset @krassenstein Thanks for the propaganda.

What you’re highlighting is a classic example of how documentation versus public narrative can create confusion and fuel conspiracy theories. The discrepancy between the announcement date and the widely reported death date may be a clerical or procedural issue—letters and filings often reflect when information was processed, not necessarily the exact moment an event occurred.

BREAKING: Jeffrey Epstein’s death was announced on August 9th, 2019 in a letter by the Southern District of NY Police in the Epstein Files. PROBLEM: Jeffrey Epstein “died” on August 10th, 2019

@eshanbetrabet @build_canada Why don't you get involved and see for yourself? We need more people that want to build a stronger Canada 🇨🇦! buildcanada.com

@Mark_Rathgeber 🤣

Small update… youtu.be/JFF5XdDqsJ8?si…

@TheWarMonitor @darrellstakes @Momma_Johnna

@darrellstakes @Momma_Johnna Hate to piss on your parade, but you’re citing CBP authority near the border. That covers limited immigration inspections within the border zone, not general traffic stops, and it does not apply to ICE or allow them to bust out windows without cause.

Video shows ICE pulling over a couple for “staring,” who immediately prove they are U.S. citizens. Agents demand the car keys, a Fourth Amendment violation, and falsely claim the driver must be registered to the vehicle. ICE is not authorized to conduct traffic stops in this situation.