The Province asked Albertans to complain about bike lanes. We’re asking a better question: How does freedom of mobility improve your life? Tell us what safe, affordable ways to walk, roll, bike and take transit make possible for you. Share your story: tally.so/r/Y5vvN0 #yegbike
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MULDER [slapping down plane tix]: Hope you packed your rain coat, Scully. SCULLY: Seattle? Mulder it's the weekend, what- MULDER [handing her a file] Confirmed sightings, Scully. This is big SCULLY [eyes wide]: My God Mulder, what am I looking at here? MULDER: The locals are calling it.. JIMOTHY
I feel this in my bones
as promised, here is my post on AI and ethics. I think unilateral disarmament in the face of powerful new tools is neither wise nor effective. I think those of us in tech have a particular responsibility to engage, participate and build better solutions. charitydotwtf.substack.com/p/make-ai-bo...
Programming isn't going away, it's splitting in two. Jessica Kerr on Still Burning: "If you want to build a bookshelf, that's a craft. But there's also IKEA." The code-crafting got commoditized. Knowing what to build didn't.
The stakes in this referendum are too high to sit it out. We need to build a solid case, not just for staying put, but for a stronger Alberta within a better Canada. That's why I'm joining other prominent conservatives in making the case for Alberta to lead, not leave. www.leadnotleave.ca
Lead. Not Leave.
A policy initiative for Albertans committed to a strong Alberta within a united Canada.
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BEN: Then the Emperor has already won. You were our only hope. LUKE: Yoda spoke of another. BEN: Oh yeah he must’ve meant Ahsoka Tano, a fully trained warrior badass who’s alive just offscreen. She’s got two lightsabers LUKE: That’s badass. BEN: You only have one and you lost it
The good taxpayers of New York have given me a pair of Meta glasses because I am low vision disabled, and I seem to have used them more than a lot of people on here, so let me say a little about my experiences:
BAN THE PERVERT GLASSES
This is a good thread highlighting a really challenging set of tradeoffs @vicmsong.bsky.social has been reporting on for a while - gift link: www.theverge.com/column/78177...
The strongest argument for smart glasses is accessibility
:taps the sign: Accessible design benefits everyone.
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The good taxpayers of New York have given me a pair of Meta glasses because I am low vision disabled, and I seem to have used them more than a lot of people on here, so let me say a little about my experiences:
Don’t forget the basic research that made it all possible. Ozempuc originally comes from discoveries from Gila monster venom. Let’s stop the attacks on basic research, and enable the discoveries of the future. SamForNJ.org
Big pharma gave us the vaccine that allowed people to get their lives back. Big pharma gave us ozempic which is helping people live longer healthier lies. Big pharma gave us PrEp, which has severely curtailed HIV risk. Like yes its money hungry and shitty sometimes. But also drugs are dope
I'm about halfway through and liking it so far!
"Corey builds to every revelation with masterful restraint, and yet this is the kind of book you want to clear your calendar for." Book two in James SA Corey's Captive War series is here, and @mollytempleton.com thinks you'll like it:
Any Albertan who had their personal information stolen through the Elections Alberta/separatist data theft should contact the federal privacy commissioner and demand an investigation. You cannot put your faith in any Alberta provincial body at this time. www.priv.gc.ca/en/contact-t...
Contact the OPC - Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada
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It has been a week since the public found out about one of the largest personal data leaks in Canadian history. Calls to *do something* are getting louder. Beyond calling a public inquiry, there are eight (8) things the Government of Alberta could do now to begin restoring trust.👇
1️⃣ Pause any move to add a separatist referendum question to the fall ballot. Albertans should not be asked to vote on the future of the province while basic questions remain unanswered about whether the voters list, petition process, or "leave" campaign have been compromised.
People be talking about EVs today and that's like my whole thing so here's what I've identified as The Problem: The idea of being inconvenienced AT ALL overrides the average person's ability to consider whether a small inconvenience in one context might be outweighed by upsides in other contexts.
it's honestly so funny we figured out how to make matrix math so powerful it damages your brain to read the result of the calculation. from that perspective its an incredibly funny result.
caves of qud: dark calculus you: this is silly the real world: these matrix multiplications cause measurable brain damage
This is something I worry about with all kinds of auto-notes. On the one hand, being in the moment and not having to worry about note-taking yourself is useful! But what do you lose when someone or something else is taking the notes? substack.com/inbox/post/1... via @biblioracle.bsky.social
I Was an Enthusiastic Early Adopter of AI Scribes. Here’s Why I Stopped
A GP reflects on what eighteen months of ambient scribing taught them about the consultation they thought they already understood.
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passkey is imho one of the most important security developments that touch consumers and also one of the worst consumer rollouts i ever witnessed because every company involved treats everything like an enterprise customer solution
I am a highly educated and technically proficient person, but passkeys are the first new ubiquitous web technology that regularly make me think I am just a stupid big baby man
🎙️ Agenda @emilybache.com — Technical Coaching as a Career Yoan Thirion — Outside-In Discovery Bhaskar Bharat Sawant — The Hidden Cost of "Just One More Fix" @raymyers.bsky.social — AI Hates Legacy Code 👥 Open-space sessions if you prefer interactive discussions www.eventbrite.com/e/mendercon-...
MenderCon 2026
A full day virtual event focused on modernizing and improving software systems. From the smallest apps, to the biggest enterprise monoliths.
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Attempted Beef Bourguignon, came out pretty well but I forgot to get mushrooms.
This is Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen’s mission patch for the Artemis II mission, painted by Sagkeeng First Nation artist Henry Guimond. You can read more about it here. In a world full of atrocities I’m moved that Canadians are taking part in science & hope. www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...
slop is something that takes more human effort to consume than it took to produce. When my coworker sends me raw Gemini output he’s not expressing his freedom to create, he’s disrespecting the value of my time
probably orthogonal to your view of slop but: bsky.app/profile/aven...
"To love someone is to strive to accept that person exactly the way he or she is, right here and now." - Fred Rogers In loving memory of the beloved and forever impactful Emmy/Grammy-winning television icon, minister, advocate, and pillar of true human decency on his 98th birthday.
I really enjoyed the book and am looking forward to seeing the movie this weekend! 🍿
In the eight years I've been running this account, I've constantly heard people say, “I'm sick of spin-offs, reboots, remakes, and sequels—I want original, good sci-fi.” Well, here it is: Project Hail Mary. If this movie isn't a hit, I'm going to sulk. ☝️
I'd also like to nominate "SPECS OFFENDERS". Thank you, I yield my time.
Make it stick.