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9mo ago
There is a federal program for subsidized $10 per day daycare but some provinces have been a bit stubborn in signing up and making agreements with the federal government.
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Canada is far from perfect but there is no other country in the world I would ever consider leaving it behind for.
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9mo ago
What about 6 federal “agents” beating up and summarily executing someone who is just protesting them on a public street? Is that fascism?
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9mo ago
People get really defensive when I point out that they are proud of the things that they don’t know. Willful ignorance and anti-intellectualism is a cancer in anything it infiltrates and SWE is no different.
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9mo ago
Justice for Alex Pretti. Wake the fuck up America.
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> For instance, many engineering teams estimate work in t-shirt sizes instead of time, because it just feels too obviously silly to the engineers in question to give direct time estimates. Naturally, these t-shirt sizes are immediately t
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9mo ago
I would prefer “it is impossible for Microsoft to give the keys because that’s not how their encryption works”.
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9mo ago
Great tips and you’re right. We just flip into an app-side maintenance mode before we run the backup so we know there’s no writes, scp the file and then flip it back. We only do nightlies so it’s not a problem. The shell script is super s
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9mo ago
Definitely was something surprising that I discovered when building with Sqlite recently. We're tought to avoid N+1 queries at almost any cost in RDBMs but in Sqlite, the N+1 can actually be the best option in most cases. I had to bui
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9mo ago
> People aren't going to forums and social media to hype up their own good code to nearly the same degree as otherwise. Yeah but Anthropic are and you'd think that if they were doing that the code would be..you know...good?
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9mo ago
Claude writes all of their code. It's honestly a damning indictment of "AI is gonna replace engineers" when all the code the AI guys are giving us is dog.
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9mo ago
The real link instead of incomprehensible blogspam. https://www.npr.org/2026/01/23/nx-s1-5684185/doge-data-socia...
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9mo ago
My favorite thing about Docker is that it spawned Podman.
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Very quaint of them to exempt themselves because they've "proven themselves" already. Surely they are incapable of producing slop because they are just so much smarter than everyone else so the rules shouldn't apply to
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9mo ago
Surely this will help with the trust in our institutions that has been completely eroded over the last 5 years.
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9mo ago
bow down to our new overlords - dont' like it? banned, with no recourse - enjoy getting left behind, welcome to the future old man
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9mo ago
Most of it is slop.
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9mo ago
Speak for yourself. I've haven't felt this proud to be Canadian in a long time. (voted for Poilievre btw).
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9mo ago
He was here recently to read the speech from the throne and open his new government after the election. It was quite the event with a lot of pomp and circumstance. Very much welcome during these tumultuous times, and a nice reminder of ou
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The King of England is not our head of state, the King of Canada is our head of state. It's an important distinction because the Canadian and British monarchies are legally distinct offices. Canada is not subordinate to Britain like
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9mo ago
React?! Good grief get me off this sloppy ride.
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9mo ago
Offline status means "don't bother me".
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9mo ago
> Security engineers will have jobs until software is perfectly secure... and that is going to be a while. Not as long as you think. https://cybernews.com/security/standord-artemis-system-beats...
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9mo ago
Hey, it's very cool that you've gotten motivated to build again - and please don't take this personally, because this is more about the philosophical and cultural implications of AI and not just this particular post/proj
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9mo ago
You’d think they would eventually notice their ROI is terrible…?
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Isn't showing ads to bots...pointless?
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9mo ago
Canadian Prime Minister recently said that he stands by Canada’s NATO Article 2 and 5 obligations with our Eureopean allies. A subtle signal that war with United States is a possibility. Trump will use this as a pretext to not only take Gre
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He can be both.
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9mo ago
Some people don’t want to spend $30 per month to not learn things.
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I'm not well versed in Finnish law - but in the USA simply the act of accessing a computer without authorization, even if it not secured, can be a crime under the CFAA. So the company is still a victim, and obviously the patients as w
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