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Brian
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Claude Code not supporting `.agents/` for skills and stuff is annoyingly hostile 🫠
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@zachauthier @MattOnCdnPoli @MadAboutPaper Yeah this poast was the first time I noticed the email in question. Y’all are drowning us in emails so much that it slipped through. I can’t be the only supporter…
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Everyone,
If you are a BC Conservative Party member...
Please check your email for a link from Persona for the identity verification. You need to complete it in order to vote. It might be in your spam box so search there.
Please repost to spread awareness!
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@CynicalPublius @Shmagagie_U Seems like something that ought to get worked out for low earth orbit teams before it gets passed down to the troopaloops.
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I dread having to tell my soon-to-be three year old daughter about the people in the parking lot outside the save on that are always hunched over when she notices. Things used to not be this way.
Cole Hogan@colewhogan
This is not my most popular opinion but I believe that the legalization of marijuana led to a permissive structure around drug use that enabled Trudeau to let B.C Premier David Eby legalize possession of 2.5 grams of opioids, cocaine, methamphetamine, and MDMA.
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@Prominent_Bryan We’re going to have to generate a lot more electricity…
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Gas is $2.25 in Vancouver today and that's with the tax cut already
That $39k Tesla 3 is gonna be pay for itself if you live in the burbs and commute
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UI’s may still have some use as the training ground for convoluted concepts, but a power user will soon always interact with the API through something like MCP
Naval@naval
AIs replace UIs and APIs.
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The greatest threat to public confidence in our institutions isn't foreign interference or AI slop or right/left-wing disinfo or unfair partisan attacks.
It's observed performance.
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@Prominent_Bryan poked my nose in the klf event in ladysmith before she spoke. audience spoke volumes. overwhelmingly older people, political insiders, not much of the local civil society.
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So it looks like KLF is now the front runner in Polymarket. It saw wild swings over the last week but it seems to be stable (ish) now
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Justice!
This will only really be relevant to folks on the South Island, but it's so sweet nonetheless.
A good reminder that you can't just say untrue things without consequences.
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Writing code is cheap
Maintaining code is not cheap
Anyone who's hired an external contractor knows this
Jonathan Ross@JonathanRoss321
For 50 years, software engineering ran on code rationing. Writing code was expensive, so we rationed it carefully through roadmaps, RFCs, prioritization meetings, and scope reviews. This created a role: the No Engineer. No, that won't scale. No, we don't have bandwidth. No, that's out of scope. No, we need a design doc first. The No Engineer was valuable for 50 years. Every "no" saved real money. Their judgment was the rationing system. LLMs will be the end of code rationing. Code is cheap now. And while the No Engineer is explaining why something can't be done, the Yes Engineer has already shipped three versions of it. If you're a Yes Engineer, the next decade is yours.
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@Citizen004 I’m happy that this is not a vote I take, but if a pollster does it by age and sex, the outcome would be fascinating. ESP if there is any correlation.
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If, however, you argued the separatist vote is underrepresented, not because of a conspiracy or pollsters lieing, I wouldn't argue with you. Given how separatists are being vilified, I can see them being shy with pollsters. That is consistent with Brexit where *every* poll overstated Remain support - ironically at 52-48% support, almost exactly the inverse of the outcome. But that didn't reflect a conspiracy and it actually helped Leave as some voters took it as an opportunity to "send Europe a message", though they reported they had always wished to Remain.
Dwayne Chomyn@Citizen004
Unsolicited advice is the worst advice, but I’ll offer this to separatists anyway: @planetjanetyyc's poll is, within its disclosed margin of error, accurate. It broadly aligns with other polls. This isn’t a conspiracy—by nationalists or the @CBC. If it doesn’t match what you’re seeing on social media, that’s because algorithms feed you what you “like,” “repost,” and who you “follow.” If all your friends agree with you, that’s not evidence of broader opinion, that is because you are choosing friends who share your outlook on life. When you sneer (swear) at and attack pollsters—and anyone who cites them—you come across like flat earthers. Janet’s poll is an accurate snapshot of opinion *at a point in time.* Instead of denying that, look at the broad data. A majority of Albertans—55 percent—believe Ottawa disadvantages Alberta. That is rich soil to try and cultivate more support. So engage: find whoever is leading this separatism effort, volunteer, and try to persuade more of that 55% that “Canada doesn’t work” and independence is the answer. And stop swearing at people who disagree—whether about the polls or what it would take to grow support beyond that 55%. I'm not going to wish you success, but I am not going to criticize you for positively participating in the process. #ableg
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