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@tranz_schubert NYC is same. It's basically cuz the anglos and germanics mostly settled inland
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@lakeshoredr1ve Could def be more based than that of we're dreaming
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How to undercount yourself and thereby assure your own marginalization and erasure
wastedcanadian@melissacare01
How to handle the 2026 census 🇨🇦
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@itsolelehmann so at this point is a "program" basically an "eco" app in the sense that the process is already prepared, doesn't require new "machine-think" and energy burn? This is what programs increasingly feel like: just attractive for their predictability and low energy consumption...
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karpathy just admitted that his own app got oneshotted
and he thinks yours is next.
he built menu gen.
you take a photo of a restaurant menu and it shows you pictures of what the food actually looks like
(because 30-50% of menu items you genuinely have no clue what they are)
he vibe coded the whole thing:
photo upload → ocr extracts item names → image model generates a picture for each dish → app re-renders the menu with photos next to every item → deployed on vercel
but then someone showed him the "software 3.0" version:
1. take the same photo.
2. give it to gemini.
3. say "overlay pictures of each dish onto the menu"
gemini returned the original menu photo with food images rendered directly into the pixels
just 1 prompt and his entire app became entirely unnecessary
here's karpathy's way to test if you're still stuck building in old paradigm:
1. take away all the code in your app.
2. give the raw input directly to an llm.
is the output roughly the same?
if yes, your code is just adding steps between the input and the output.
karpathy thinks the apps that survive are the ones where the code does something the model genuinely can't:
> persisting state across users
> enforcing access controls
> processing payments
> connecting to hardware
he calls anything else outdated "software 1.0 thinking."
the question to ask yourself before you build anything right now:
is this an app, or is it just a prompt with extra steps?
you simply won't win if your answer is the latter
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@fp_905 @hyperflesh I'd wager the same happens to QS with Boulerice on board. RIP
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@TurboHaus Sure, but door-to-door delivery is an absolute waste and CP shoulda figured that out years ago. I can't believe I still receive paper mail and I don't think I'm alone in thinking that. Feels like a grandfathered boutique luxury service
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Services don’t lose money, they cost money. I don’t say i lost money when I pay my hydro bill.
CTV News@CTVNews
#BREAKING: Canada Post reports loss of $1.57 billion in 2025 ctvnews.ca/business/artic…
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@StefMylesTennis @redroomrantings yes, and where you live is tied to social class. Thus OP's comment appears insensitive to that
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@mtlchiller @redroomrantings I mean it literally depends on where you Iive but sure.
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@HarfangDneiges @RealEnzo55 Pr les anglos notamment progressistes, le projet québécois aurait de l'allure s'il assurait le droit d'exister en anglais (s'identifier, jouir, se reproduire). Tant que le Qc n'arrive pas à accepter Mtl, c-à-d son histoire et sa diversité structurelle, le Qc ne sera jamais libre
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c'est très théorique, comment négocier quelque chose de même alors que les anglophones ont pas de représentant qui pourrait promettre que l'électorat voterait différemment? je vois pas vraiment comment ça peut fonctionner.
faudrait au moins passer par des propositions concrètes, parce que juste dire "adoucir les lois" ça peut vouloir dire n'importe quoi. franchement, j'ai l'impression en général que c'est plus les mythes que les anglo-québécois se racontent entre eux qui les dérangent plutôt que les lois elles-mêmes; concrètement, j'ai aucune idée de ce qu'ils veulent et je sais pas trop quel genre de compromis est possible alors qu'on est toujours juste à "svp inclure le français dans l'affichage".
je pense qu'à la limite ce qu'on peut dire en théorie dans le flou de même c'est que l'indépendance du Québec et par conséquent sa libération de l'influence d'Ottawa, et le rapatriement de tous ses pouvoirs, pourrait laisser une marge de manoeuvre suffisante pour ré-évaluer les politiques qui visaient spécifiquement à pallier à la situation telle qu'elle était face aux pressions de la culture dominante dans les circonstances du fédéralisme canadien.
et je pense que ça serait plus constructif que vous vous tourniez vers les anglos pour clarifier ce qu'ils veulent et déterminer c'est quoi les propositions concrètes que ça nécessiterait pour qu'ils appuient l'indépendance, plutôt que de chercher une ouverture chez les souverainistes alors qu'on sait pas ce que vous nous demandez vraiment, ni si ça donnerait vraiment quelque chose de l'accorder.
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⚜️ J’aimerais entendre des Québécois engagés dans le mouvement souverainiste.
L'un des piliers de notre projet est la protection de la langue française ; la Loi 101 a été le tournant historique qui a cristallisé notre identité nationale au cœur d'un océan anglophone.
Bien que je reconnaisse l’importance vitale de protéger notre langue, je me dois de poser la question (aussi faible et absurde que cela puisse être) : seriez-vous prêts à un compromis stratégique pour attirer les communautés anglophones et culturelles dans les rangs du Parti Québécois et leur raison d’être?
Seriez-vous prêts à adoucir les lois linguistiques pour assurer notre indépendance vis-à-vis d’un pays qui a perdu sa légitimité en tant que rempart démocratique ?
Seriez-vous prêts à tout pour faire du Québec un pays souverain — et que signifie exactement ce « tout » pour vous, hormis la révolution armée ?

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@niuqapimiar @yaraelsoueidi Mile end, today, is actually the much more accessible neighborhood than st Henri. The entire sudouest was ravaged to a degree that plateau and mile end never will be.
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@yaraelsoueidi Mile End started much earlier like the 80s but was gradual. Saint Henri saw rapid gentrification starting around 2000. It was historically much poorer and is a prime location so it was inevitable tbh
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I wrote about Mile End Kicks and why it’s not the Montreal movie it pretends it is.
open.substack.com/pub/isthiseven…
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Yes.
I suspect some of the appeal of agents is just that you can get the benefit of a shell script and a cron job, without needing to write a shell script and a cron job.
I think this is especially true for anyone trying to use weaker, local models, since the jobs they can actually do reliably are closer to the scope of what a shell script can do.
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@abukinansafadi3 @justic_hot @bcherny is this really what its doing? If so then yea, decreases token use for sure, and actually more efficient ram-wise (ive noticed a long claude sesh starts to bloat). if the context is indeed shared then that is a selling point for sure
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@justic_hot @mtlchiller @bcherny sharing context between sessions will impact context window of each one specially if you are working on complex big projects
but if these sessions can communicate and coordinate centrally without sharing larger context this will be the best without impacting quality
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We've been working on this for a while. Can't wait to hear what you think
Claude@claudeai
We've redesigned Claude Code on desktop. You can now run multiple Claude sessions side by side from one window, with a new sidebar to manage them all.
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@justic_hot @bcherny So what does this Gui do that multiple tabs don't? Aside from taking up additional ram
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multi-session is the feature i didn't know how to ask for. been juggling 3 terminal tabs of claude code — one refactoring auth, one writing tests, one debugging a deploy. kept copying context between them manually. if these sessions can share context with each other eventually that's the real endgame
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@f4micom A lie down and a siesta are very spiritually different imo.
For me a siesta is closer to a “nap” than a “lie down”, the lie down is often taken begrudgingly, a response to stress/ pain/ discomfort, rather than the quiet enjoyable comfort that I associate with a nap/ siesta. 🥲
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