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@kiaran_ritchie perf and valgrind. Then there’s an ocean of tools to make the output pretty(-ish). Nothing as integrated as Superluminal tho.

Is there anything like Superluminal for Linux? How you do you profile C++ in Linux?

@MacdonoughSeth @balcon_ville For an unlimited supply of Coco Rico chicken, potatoes and natas, I’ll happily trade in your made up examples.

@balcon_ville So youre ready to trade rotisserie chicken for 55% of your income in taxes, 15% of your net income in VAT, and 5000-10000$ in municipal taxes? Fair deal

I love Montreal because nowhere else in the world can you get rotisserie chicken.

@WatchLoverRolly @YouGayHoe420 @fleurmeston Cancer in the liver is a thing. The body needs a working liver to process opioids in order for them to work and/or not to bioaccumulate to toxic levels. With no working liver, there is no pain management. Just pain and an ungodly amount of it.

@YouGayHoe420 @fleurmeston Comfort care exists. Hospice exists. Relieving pain and suffering is not the same as helping someone kill themselves.

In case you didn’t hear, Scotland has voted NO to assisted suicide!!!!!!!!!🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🍾

@p1huycke @allan75smith @jm_mcgrath You can either work with society and have things go smoothly, or you can hammer against it and take your lumps. There are two competing traffic rules here: smooth flow and speed limit. From an enforcement perspective, the first one is vastly more important.

@hublan2 @allan75smith @jm_mcgrath Well, why isn't it the fault of the people going 130 in the first place?

So uh rented a car for some travel within Ontario this weekend and everyone just does 140 on the 401 now? Did I miss a memo?

@p1huycke @allan75smith @jm_mcgrath If you’re the one hall monitor going at 100km/h, while prevailing traffic is going at 130, then you are the most likely cause of accidents, since now everyone has to swerve around your slow self.

@allan75smith @jm_mcgrath I mean, it's significantly more dangerous if you crash.

@paulinebrown351 @NoLore Are you ok? Do you have people around you can talk to?

@NoLore Is this the same rice that Trudeau spent millions on for gender diversity rice??? Because gender is important when it comes to rice 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡

A huge amount of rice that the Toronto Daily Bread Food Bank is relying on is a good example of how ridiculous our food markets are. We could be feeding every Canadian with lentils and chickpeas and short of Manitoba ceeding, the food would always available within a day.

@White_Crayon_00 @LieutenantRusty Sure. But are they replaceable _immediately_? If not, is there going to be a major bottom line and/or client bleed before that happens? It’s a lot cheaper to keep existing talent than to replace them. Especially in knowledge-based work.

@LieutenantRusty Everyone is replaceable. Even your buddy.

One of my coworkers just turned in his notice. He’s been married for 14 months now, and 12 of them he’s been on 100% travel for work. Even when he could have done the job just as well from home, his boss wanted him on site. Stupid and short-sighted, and hard to replace.

@rhpeer @mamallama49 @sarobertsonca Supply management or direct government subsidies. Choices, choices. share.google/aimode/x6MwaGd…

Really? Do you mean demands like getting rid of Canada’s supply management? You do realize that supply management is one factor in our high grocery prices don’t you. It’s a cartel for dairy products in Canada that keeps prices high. So you’re for that? I have a feeling you don’t know what you’re talking about.

Despite Donald Trump disregarding the deals he just signed and slapping those countries with new tariffs anyway, Andrew Scheer says it’s "up to Mark Carney to explain why here we are almost a year into his term and he has failed to get the deal that he promised Canadians."

@emre_mayo @Tom___Scott A lot of the larger, international rental chains allow you to drop the car off at different location than the one rented from, for a fee. Even across international borders.

@hublan2 @Tom___Scott Would be unconcerned if traveling normally and have a flight out of Canada. You sure if bringing a car in without a method of taking back to US they are just as unconcerned?

65-year-old British woman in the US on the "trip of a lifetime", with a valid tourist visa, was arrested by ICE, shackled, transported & held for weeks on end. Do NOT travel to the US under any circumstances. theguardian.com/us-news/2026/f…

@emre_mayo @Tom___Scott Canadian immigration is unconcerned with your US status. Same applies in reverse.

@hublan2 @Tom___Scott I strongly suspect the husband having no path to reenter the US but taking a car into Canada was more likely reason for being rejected. Were they just going to dump the car in Canada?

@emre_mayo @Tom___Scott Having done it myself, they ask “registration? is this your car?” “No, it’s a rental” “Can I see the rental agreement?” etc. It’s not complicated.

@hublan2 @Tom___Scott How would Canadian immigration have any clue whether they ticked that box?

@emre_mayo @Tom___Scott Most likely a rental car where they didn’t check the box on the agreement allowing them to take the car across the border.

@Tom___Scott There is some missing information here. I have crossed into Canada at that border as a non US greencard holder with a car, and Canada gave me no issues. Why did Canada reject them? How did Bill get into US on expired visa or did he overstay once in? Too much info left out.

@RealChuckM @herncosta @RandyUnhacked @DanielTyrie Building codes in Toronto, to this day, are a continuing result of xenophobic reaction against Irish immigrants in the late 1800s/early 1900s. It’s why you’d barely see multi-family buildings in TO until condo towers became a big thing in the 2000s.

@herncosta @RandyUnhacked @DanielTyrie You don't even know our history. You're confusing Canada with the USA.

I'm not radical, I'm the voice of reason. It's not controversial to recognize that being Canadian is about more than having a piece of paper. To be Canadian is to be a part of an intergenerational lineage stretching back to the pioneers that settled and built this country from nothing. This is an obvious reality that everyone understands whether or not they are willing to admit it yet. I'm just the guy who's willing to say what everyone else is thinking.

@petermx14 @davidjackdaw @IrishTimesOpEd You mean like Estonia? Also a NATO member. Not invaded. Go back to your seat.

@hublan2 @davidjackdaw @IrishTimesOpEd It was estimated that 20% of Ukraine was ethnic Russian in 2014. Poroshenko said a few things about how they'd suffer. Can you hear me at the back?

Fintan O’Toole: Tiocfaidh ár lá is being replaced by Turn the Other Cheek irishtimes.com/opinion/2026/0…

@davidjackdaw @IrishTimesOpEd Do explain to the class why Russia didn’t go after their neighbor Finland when they joined NATO, but did go after Ukraine which never has even applied. Feel free to use hand puppets in your explanation.

@IrishTimesOpEd There are absolutely no parallels between the Ukraine conflict and the Spanish civil war. This Ukraine conflict has occurred due to NATO's constant movement to the east. Putin warned this conflict would happen back in 2007, in the Munich security conference. But NATO kept going.

@AlanKonig @Babygravy9 It won’t even get that far because the information presented in the video is wrong on all counts. Plus civil cases in Canada rarely see a jury.

@hublan2 @Babygravy9 Will he lose if the jury is a bunch of low-trust people who want to redistribute the homeowner's wealth?

Has a single group of people ever burned goodwill this fast?

@AlanKonig @Babygravy9 Canada has an automatic loser pays system. So when this loser loses, he’s on the hook for the majority of the defendant’s legal fees — assuming he finds a dumb enough lawyer to take the case. Keeps dumb stunts like this to a minimum.

@Babygravy9 Western legal systems were designed for a high-trust people. The more low-trust people you have, the more quickly it just turns into fraud and corruption.

@rfleury @EskilSteenberg This would be a legit argument if Valve didn’t engage in price discrimination. If you publish with Valve, you’re not allowed to post a lower price elsewhere on a service that charges lower publishing fees. Which is the crux of that lawsuit.

@EskilSteenberg It isn't about what it "costs", it is about what *people will pay for*!!! Somehow *I* don't know what I am talking about, and yet every response comes from people who seem to not understand very basic economics.

If Valve’s 30% transaction fee is so outrageous (it’s not), then others can simply provide alternatives and charge less. If players still don’t want those alternatives, it’s for a reason: the higher prices they see are worthwhile for the various services involved. So, the alternatives need to also compete on quality. That isn’t an “unlawful monopoly”, that is a competitive service provided at an acceptable rate for developers and players alike. A competitor can undercut that price, but they have to actually do a good job providing an alternative. It is completely absurd to involve the government to punish Valve.

@OlexGameDev @8spacetabs Then it’s being used wrong. The big-O is just an indicator of how processing cost will scale with input size. The underlying processing or storage system is irrelevant.

@8spacetabs I don’t care what it was meant to be. I care how it is being used to ignore memory access and focus on cpu instructions.

This is why Big O complexity notation is out of date and mostly useless (if it is not taking memory access into account which it classically does not).

@Jonathan_Blow @ThePrimeagen Oh, they privately understand it well enough. However, they’re being paid to not understand it in public.

@ThePrimeagen I don’t know Greg Brockman at all but whenever a famous CTO-type person says this kind of thing, I think, OMG the entire AI sector is driven by people who don’t really understand code. It’s crazy.

this is genuinely a dumb thing to say you may have heard of logic, it's where the vast majority of bugs come from