"We are taking the sign out of the window. We know the old order is not coming back. We shouldn't mourn it. Nostalgia is not a strategy"
~Marc Carney
No point in looking back at the good times. Those times are dead and buried as far as I'm concerned. As for today, if we have the ability to...
I make it a habit to not post federal polls since we have a majority government now, but this is noteworthy.
https://niknanos.substack.com/p/liberals-maintain-lead-amid-evolving
The CPC below 30 percent is wild. I always figured the basement for the CPC was in the mid 30s. But appearantly...
This is the most important part.
We don't know how this will work. Here are the possibilities I see.
A) Same deal as the AIP-Winner, America
B)Carney drags this out beyond the midterms, signs a deal that is better or more evenly balanced-Winner, tie.
C)No deal is ever agreed to, bridge...
It's a distinction without a difference.
Canada could decide not to buy another F35 tomorrow penalty free and it would be as if the deal for 88 never existed.
Except its not in effect. And Trump, again, is celebrating at the 10 yard line. The agreement in principle has no mechanism to do what...
One of two things should happen.
Hammer them as being traitors or smother them with apathy.
What we shouldn't do is treat them with any form of respect. They are not a political party, they don't have a single member of parliament or provincial legislature, they are a fringe joke of a...
https://www.firstpost.com/world/why-the-us-is-reviving-pac-2-patriot-missiles-after-30-years-amid-a-growing-interceptor-crunch-14034506.html
Follow the money.
Trump says the USA has all the interceptors they need, yet the money says they are scrambling.
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/business/article-uncertainty-business-investment-few-companies-plan-us-expansion-survey/
Seems like Canadian business are largely standing pat as opposed to running off to the USA to escape tariffs.
No. Canada signed a framework, but didn't make orders. Canada is buying the F35 in batches, and if Canada decided tomorrow to buy no more there would be no cancelation penalties.
Because we never ordered the full 88. We introduced a framework to buy the full 88, but we have currently only...
We have politicians who don't even know not to read the AI prompts.
Sure its just a backbencher in a provincial legislature, but that's just because he outed himself.
How many cabinet ministers or premiers are using LLMs to make decisions or tell them how to think?
It's like the F35 agreement. Canada says we commit to it, but we haven't signed the paperwork. And we can still renegotiate or walk away.
Trump is celebrating his touchdown at the 10 yard line and Carney is trying to force a fumble before he crosses for a touchdown.
Trump may yet get his...
Yes.
No phones in class,sure. It's students going home having AI force feed them their assignments
Google is a search engine. It leads you to sources, to data.
LLMs are force feeding people what to think. I recently was rebuilding my PC, and googled about the fan port for a new exhaust fan i...
I'm more worried about young people, because if they learn to use AI as a crutch now, they always will.
Older people using it is more sad and amusing because you get videos like that.
On a whole, watching humanity just give up being able to think critically not simply to AI, but to tech giants...
I've seen people here already just give up their critical thinking skills to AI, and as bad as that is, at least they are just people on a online forum. It's sad, but whatever.
But politicians just letting AI write their speeches, telling them how to think...at least with staffers you have a...
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