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I generally agree with you about it the article and would have preferred more data, but I don’t think specific regulations are needed to understand that when the rest of the world has 95% of the worldwide elevator market and North America c
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Canada's outdated elevator rules are adding to the housing crisis
(theglobeandmail.com)
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1y ago
Why would they make this their purpose?
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1y ago
I think there’s another step here: Using AI to build tools that use AI to escape AI. Eventually: using AI to build tools that use AI to escape AI using tools that use AI.
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1y ago
Maybe it doesn’t scale but for those of us that tried AirBnB “back in the day” it was a brief and wonderful experience. We can’t have nice things.
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A 16th-century Chinese writer spoke of workplace burnout
(theconversation.com)
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1y ago
Not OP, but breadth and depth of understanding about psychology have improved dramatically and exposure to diverse viewpoints thanks to hyper connectedness likely make it possible to go deeper.
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'Inflammaging' Drives Cancer–and Points to New Treatments
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> You can read every business book with this filter, and you get much more out of them for it. I agree with everything you wrote up until this sentence. My takeaway was that there is nearly nothing to get out of them so I stopped reading
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1y ago
Presumably the claimants in the many lawsuits would now own any IP, or a receiver holds that IP in trust for the claimants so that any revenue derived from the IP goes to the claimants. The equity holders have surely been totally wiped out
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Boston Homeowners Have $1B Tax Bill Looming over Them
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I Can Hear Thoughts
(thecut.com)
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1y ago
It would be great if it was quicker to switch between time periods, like swiping to compare week by week or month by month. Also, to filter by workout type. I care about zone for running but not for strength.
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The World Seems to Be Surrendering to Climate Change
(nytimes.com)
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Cancer, Cannabis, and a Paradigm Shift
(highandpolite.co.uk)
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Does same property really guarantee safety? I have 5 acres and so could easily be on my property but much farther away than a neighbour in a more condensed neighbourhood. What if someone was in an apartment building and “next door” was the
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Canadian officials auto-delete messages on apps like Signal
(ctvnews.ca)
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This, 100%. I enjoyed it but as soon as I moved up to more challenging levels and found myself just repeating addition I got frustrated by the tedium.
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2y ago
It seems like there was a flight to safety but then China started dumping bonds. I think we are witnessing the ‘war’ in trade war!
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The strategy is to sow fear and uncertainty to drive capital from stocks to government bonds and drive down the bond yield. Bessant is pretty clear about this. Once they get the bond yields down and refinance a lot of the short term debt in
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2y ago
Crazy how vegetarian is 50% more expensive.
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Kawasaki unveils hydrogen-powered robotic horse that you can ride
(roboticsandautomationnews.com)
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Canada's medical records systems are unwell
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An ‘Impossible’ Disease Outbreak In The Alps
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Shock collars and cold plunges: Is vagus nerve stimulation worth the hype?
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50 Years Ago Today Canada Began an Unfinished Switch to Metric
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2y ago
Is there a list somewhere to start a whitelist from?
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2y ago
Another great resource for vetting content for kids by age is Common Sense Media.
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Timothy Snyder is leaving the US for Canada: https://archive.ph/2025.03.28-120413/https://www.thestar.com...
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Yale professors flee U.S. to teach at University of Toronto
(thestar.com)
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