carbine

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by carbine 8mo ago
I skimmed this but am I reading correctly, participants were given 20 minutes to write an essay and asked to do their best and then given (or not given) access to a tool to help? There's zero incentive here not to optimize for shortcut
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by carbine 2y ago
Not anymore. Conservatives in Western Canada are just as anti-Trump as Liberals now.
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by carbine 2y ago
thank you SO much for all your hard work, we sincerely appreciate it
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by carbine 2y ago
Services are much less likely to be impacted
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by carbine 2y ago
I'm by no means leftist but Trump has literally been saying over and over again that he wants to use "economic force" to make Canada the 51st state. maybe he's joking, maybe it's a negotiation strategy. but he'
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by carbine 2y ago
good example. worth noting that there may well be strong appetite to rapidly diversify and lock in other trade agreements in Canada to offset this battle with America. America will not be able to do the same right now (due to Trump's r
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by carbine 2y ago
sentiment differences are powerful though -- some Americans might rally behind Trump, but if cost of living goes up significantly they won't be patient about it, especially given it's clear that Trump started this whole thing. mea
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by carbine 2y ago
Totally agree, 'dude with a newsletter and an email address' is very underrated.
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by carbine 2y ago
In practice the entire government has been propped up by a leftist coalition between the Liberals and NDPs, in recent years, so functionally I think they have done just fine. In fact, in a first-past-the-post system with a minority governme
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by carbine 2y ago
I appreciate that this is a popular sentiment in certain media/online circles (i.e. Bluesky) but I don't believe it is at all an accurate statement from a policy standpoint, nor a rhetorical one.
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by carbine 2y ago
Canadians do not want this and most don't even find it funny.
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by carbine 2y ago
No and he has seriously opposed this and takes the 'jokes' seriously, as he should
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by carbine 2y ago
Do those machines operate 24/7? I'm Canadian and get regular (publicly funded) MRIs as part of my healthcare needs and they always happen on time, and close to home. Zero issues. Sometimes you get appointments at weird hours but t
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by carbine 2y ago
As a Canadian I can say that most people I know have opinions about the protests and the government's response, but that whole affair is about 1,000th on the list of grievances we have with our current federal government. It's a s
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by carbine 2y ago
came here to say the same thing.
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by carbine 2y ago
I have ChatGPT ($20/month tier) and Claude and I absolutely see this use case. Claude is great but I love long threads where I can have it help me with a series of related problems over the course of a day. I'm rarely doing a one-
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by carbine 2y ago
did you see this https://x.com/devinjacoviello/status/1862495554628198738
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by carbine 2y ago
I do too, aesthetically it's great. Unfortunately the rise in phishing from xyz domains means if you use it to send email your deliverability is likely to suck.
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by carbine 2y ago
have you gone through the process of naming and securing domains for startups over and over again because let me tell you, it's brutal. the more TLDs, the better.
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by carbine 2y ago
The inherent nature of the technology industry is that we all always have to be levelling up and finding new ways to create value. The better your ability to reason from first principles, learn new tech, etc. the better you will do. Teachin
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by carbine 2y ago
ACE 2. labelled gifted as a young kid. have always struggled with people pleasing, and I've had a hard time finding my own center and figuring out who I am. I just focused a lot on external achievement in my youth. I have undergone som
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by carbine 2y ago
please call the hotlines when you feel this way. there are people who want to help and are super equipped to do so. even your post here makes a difference, it helps others feel seen to know that they're not alone in feeling this way so
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by carbine 2y ago
I wonder as well -- I have witnessed extremely low churn in the people I know that use it, but that's obv anecdotal.
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by carbine 2y ago
I had the opposite experience as well. Big fan, can't live without it. It really helps me manage multiple inboxes effectively. As someone with a similar email challenge it strikes me as less than ideal to view all inboxes in one view?
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by carbine 2y ago
what line of work are you in?
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by carbine 2y ago
A great many things can still go wrong, even with a great product and PMF. The business economics don't work. The leadership make some catastrophic decisions. A competitor eats your lunch. Etc etc etc.
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by carbine 2y ago
Yes exactly, it absolutely occurs on a spectrum. You can feel the difference in a startup when no one wants what you're selling, when some people are pretty into it but most people don't care, and when everyone has to have it.
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by carbine 2y ago
medically no, i believe vaping counts as smoking
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by carbine 2y ago
as a cancer survivor I would like to add that one of the tragedies with young people is that all too often they ignore symptoms for too long. I urge you to listen to your body and to take a proactive approach to your health. if something do
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by carbine 2y ago
lung cancer in young people who are non smokers is going up though

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