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511.
by 8note 4mo ago
alberta has the border to ship stuff through, the only one that actually matters, to the south rounding errors east and west dont particularly matter
512.
by 8note 4mo ago
ukrainian drones will though, and saab is also selling to ukraine
513.
by 8note 4mo ago
meanwhile, the US is trying to get a much closer relationship with china than canada, and does a hell of a lot more trade with china than canada does. its literally just oil that makes up that trade surplus. if you want the taps turned off,
514.
by 8note 4mo ago
no the trade deficit is the US buying canadian oil at a deep discount. canada buys US products and services to a large trade deficit where canadians get stuff in exchange for dollars. its just oil that the americans are really buying from
515.
by 8note 4mo ago
is norad integration actually important? norad might not exist in 5-10 years
516.
by 8note 4mo ago
its currently doubtful that the US would come to canada's defense maybe offer some targetting intelligence, but most likely the US government would look to sell out canada for peanuts, the same as trump has been looking for with ukrain
517.
by 8note 4mo ago
we can still call it an arrow though or a whole series of arrows
518.
by 8note 4mo ago
trump is now going after said biz-jets its straight economic warfare on behalf of Boeing
519.
by 8note 4mo ago
> # do an expensive and extremely thorough review (reliably catches >99% of bugs, costs $3-20 per review depending on complexity): /code-review ultra main suggestion would be to sound a lot less optimistic about that it finds 99%
520.
by 8note 4mo ago
the alternative is that api prices change to be more in line with deepseek's
521.
by 8note 4mo ago
if you look at claude code, it now says compaction is happening constantly, which is likely why
522.
by 8note 4mo ago
why not? then demand some lack-of-uptime compensation for a lack of uptime
523.
by 8note 5mo ago
You basically get this for free, if the coding agent has read the relevant classes that the legacy code its touching has to match. just dont break out a plan without also having it read the code again
524.
by 8note 5mo ago
i feel like you should have a petition ready in hand for that moment to respond > not if you sign this to get dedicated infrastructure put in
525.
by 8note 5mo ago
i certainly dislike that roads everywhere are so wide so as to support two rows of parked cars and then also two lanes of car traffic. that could easily be another row of houses or a pretty big park, over and over and over again through the
526.
by 8note 5mo ago
> % of AI suggestions accepted vs edited this has to be the worst metric. anytime the llm wants me to read a diff of one file, im just gonna send it forward so i can read the whole diff
527.
by 8note 5mo ago
itll be hard for US weapons manufacturers to win when a big part of the rearmament is going to be around deterring the US just as much as deterring Russia
528.
by 8note 5mo ago
no, it is confusing. the llm produced something the operator thought was garbage for the design too, and the operator iterated it from garbage to good. they could also have the llm iterate the underlying code from garbage to good, if they w
529.
by 8note 5mo ago
creating the petition and getting it approved through the alberta government is actual action to overthrowing the government. it left the thinking and talking side when it became actions. "we" in this case is canada and the canadi
530.
by 8note 5mo ago
i think its mostly people that live pretty far from any oil fields that are the big proponents? kinda red deer ish? west of the queen e? the actual oil industry and workers are either in the cities, or from out of province, and work seasona
531.
by 8note 5mo ago
i did a bit of playing with aer data back in december, and was super surprised just how distributed the wells are. without doubt there is a main concentration around Lloydminister though, and the developed oil sands at least are all in on
532.
by 8note 5mo ago
it would also have a much lower chance of being put on the table. the separatists are the people that heard trump say that, and said YES PLEASE
533.
by 8note 5mo ago
Toronto is much much younger than alberta, formed by the government of ontario if age is a disqualifying factor, hating on toronto cant be a fundamental part of the canadian identity
534.
by 8note 5mo ago
there's no reason to call it not a culture. especially when theres a matching culture in texas, and there's constant travel back and forth between the two, both for the oil-men and the cowboys
535.
by 8note 5mo ago
quebec is on treaty land. you might want to do some amount of research before accusing the french ... who by far out of the colonial powers had the best relationship with indigenous people in north america, and whos relationships created a
536.
by 8note 5mo ago
hang on, your previous claim was that its unceded land, with no treaty contract at all - which is it? do you actually know what the terms are, and who has what responsibility to them?
537.
by 8note 5mo ago
they arent that smart - they're burning through their own resources responding to trolls from their other policies like easy recall petitions the resources for anti-separatism while trump is around are endless, and you dont need to spe
538.
by 8note 5mo ago
thats the current prime minister you are referring to
539.
by 8note 5mo ago
with the shape you probably want something thats good at bends/fabric cause youd start with the flat shape, the set some contraints that certain edges are colinear
540.
by 8note 5mo ago
mostly the government because the consumer has a lot of democratic power. product regulations and antitrust as examples

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