voisin

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721.
by voisin 3y ago
Do you see the US government wanting to disrupt these industries, many of which are political donors?
722.
by voisin 3y ago
> price competitors out of the market Are there competitors or are they under patent protection?
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by voisin 3y ago
> Carmakers build what sells. This is only true when carmakers are sufficiently experimenting and letting customers decide what sells, but when they all make extremely similar products in each category, it isn’t true. For examples look a
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by voisin 3y ago
Can you comment on what foods caused the vagus nerve reaction? I intermittently have panic attacks out of the blue and often while having no noticeable stress. I think it is due to my vagus nerve overacting but I haven’t been able to link i
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by voisin 3y ago
Not true. Many buildings are on the heritage “of interest” list and remain there for decades and as soon as someone goes in for permit to do something drastic, it gets moved to the heritage protection list and your rights are severely limit
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ArcaneDoor – New campaign found targeting network devices(blog.talosintelligence.com)
72 points by voisin 3y ago|23 comments
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by voisin 3y ago
Is it included in the Prime subscription (Like AppleTV and Baseball) or is this just a way to subscribe to SportsNet without a Roger’s bundle?
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Ontario to limit cellphone use in schools: sources(thestar.com)
1 points by voisin 3y ago|0 comments
729.
by voisin 3y ago
> Ultimately, you don't embody "society's relationship with food" -- you embody your own relationship with food I should’ve been more pointed with my question. For a few years I was a strict vegan and I found it very
730.
by voisin 3y ago
Can you talk more about how you have managed to stay on the ketogenic diet for decades? It seems so crazily restrictive in the context of our society’s current relationship with food.
731.
by voisin 3y ago
I heard Paul Allen has no problem getting a reservation there.
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Toronto is getting 'supertall' towers – is it a good thing?(thestar.com)
1 points by voisin 3y ago|0 comments
733.
by voisin 3y ago
You can make your own oat milk with organic oats in like 1 minute with a blender and strainer. Not sure that qualifies as ultra processed, but there’s no risk of H5N1 so I think I’ll stick with it.
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16-year-old child of billionaire tech CEO reported missing(globalnews.ca)
2 points by voisin 3y ago|0 comments
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The Folly of China's Real-Estate Boom Was Easy to See, No One Wanted to Stop It(wsj.com)
5 points by voisin 3y ago|0 comments
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by voisin 3y ago
Implicit in your argument is that the AI summary report will have more bias than the report written by arresting officers. I am not sure that is the case - this could reduce bias as a more neutral summary and go counter to your argument.
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by voisin 3y ago
> rather our government's addiction to deficit spending and printing money The deficit spending is clearly to try to buy votes but I think he reading the tea leaves wrong - the average person is way more concerned about inflation, t
738.
by voisin 3y ago
> The entire country is basically waiting for the current gov to go away so the next one can actually attempt to fix it. It is wild that the deal between the Liberals and the NDP is constitutional. All it did is disenfranchise Canadians
739.
by voisin 3y ago
Simple: pay to enroll at Conestoga College.
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by voisin 3y ago
Is it really a “bet” when you make absolutely no provisions for ensuring there is adequate housing, jobs, health care for these immigrants, let alone the rest of society? I guess it is a “bet” the way buying a lottery ticket and hoping for
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by voisin 3y ago
Unreasonable by what standards? I suspect we evolved with a regime more rigorous than this. Perhaps our society has become unreasonable in how people are prevented from having the time to use their bodies to even a fraction of their full ex
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by voisin 3y ago
Where?
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by voisin 3y ago
This is only true if society as a whole sees it this way as well, but too often this is not the case. If you don’t start certain things at certain ages, the doors close to the next step, and then it becomes progressively more difficult to g
744.
by voisin 3y ago
I was surprised at how limited the scope of the movie was. I expected it to be a bit broader about the war, but I felt like the larger war was almost not featured. The lack of context I think was a missed opportunity.
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by voisin 3y ago
House building was stronger when interest rates were low, but still constrained by bad zoning and labour availability.
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by voisin 3y ago
> Foreign money is far more of a problem than foreign people. Maybe in the UK, but in Canada we have the same problems (larger by the looks of it) and our government blocked foreign money with zero noticeable impact. I think foreigners a
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by voisin 3y ago
> Housing seems to be a disaster almost everywhere in the world these days Interest rates have been ultra low (versus historic norms) in the developed world for two decades. And prior to that they were on the decline. Similarly, the deve
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by voisin 3y ago
For the last fifty years municipal governments around the world have thought it really neat that they could control what could be built. They have relatively few levers to pull, so they continuously added more and more regulations to what c
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by voisin 3y ago
Clerestory windows allow in tons of natural light while allowing you to have something less than floor to ceiling glass, so you can maintain a high R-value in the wall assembly. Think: a long strip of glass toward the ceiling with smaller w
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by voisin 3y ago
> If food is served every day without the need to earn it there is no need to use your brain. 1) there is still danger that the brain needs to be attuned to. 2) I often let the chickens out of the fenced in area when the grasshopper popu

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