To save you a click:
I'm not as convinced by their graphs, personally - what do you think?
"The project, estimated at between $35.2 billion to $43.7 billion, is to be split between Trans Mountain Corp., a federal Crown corporation, and the Alberta government."
Read the full article: https://www.canadianmanufacturing.com/environment-and-safety/carney-gives-alberta-pipeline-special-interest-designation-to-be-called-pacific-link-321865/
This has been a big talking point of the supposed Alberta seperatist movement. Our natural resource companies need the lifeline to transit their oil and gasoline across the country without going through the country, without going through the USA. Of course, people in the USA's pocket don't want that to happen. They want our dependence.
Thoughts?
Pisses me off bro.Whats even more annoying is the 45 day wait period.I hv to go up n down 2 floors with a school bag and elders also will struggle.
This video from a favourite youtuber of mine, Atomic Shrimp, has a cavalcade of AI slop video used to advertise a scam. It's worth pointing out that scams often use AI slop - after all, the people running the scam want the minimal amount of effort in.
This is using PCRE.
Looking to create an expression that captures, for example:
>"Test", she says. "Yes that works."
Where we capture, "Test" and "That works" as separate groups, but not the outside of the whole phrase.
It also needs to capture simply
>"Test," she says.
It's a very common regex golf I'm sure, but google was utterly unhelpful.
Any ideas?
Thought I'd share something on the more positive side.
There's a growing movement of people who want to escape the automation, AI, and general enshittification of life. People often act like LLM takeover is inevitable, but I really don't think it is. Fix old things, touch some grass, talk to some actual people. The real world's still out there.
A product of the printing done in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MRogFq-hZ2w
Even when your city tells AI to fuck off, youre probably going to feel it in other ways.
From the description:
"I've been hearing for a while about these AI-generated scam foraging books being sold on Amazon, so I decided to get a couple for a hands-on review. Also this video discusses how to find and choose a good field or foraging guide."
There's a whole trend of LLM-generated books flooding Amazon right now, but foraging for wild food that might kill you is especially hazardous - Atomic Shrimp points out quite a few ways these books could result in foraging mishaps quite eloquently.
Been using norsk and suomi localisations to practice those languages lately, and the suomi post I replied to reminded me of this localisation miss.
The X replied to your comment and similar strings do not appear in the localized language in at least norsk, dansk, and suomi.
Marked as Desktop Web but may be present in other platforms dependent on how you do il8n internally.
Frequently encountering this when trying to upvote/downvote since about 12h50 Eastern.
Filed under: lol, lmao even
tldw: Louis Rossman had a four terabyte Samsung Pro SSD that failed, and they say they don't have stock to warranty it. They have all kinds of stock available for sale on the web if you want to pay the AI datacenter markup though! So yeah, they're screwing people on warranties because they'd rather exploit AI datacenters instead.
In at least mod tools on desktop, though I suspect it's also the case on alternative platforms, the edit history of the Automoderator config page has a display error, it displays the users not as the correct user names, but as u/[deleted]
This does not properly establish auditing trails of whom edited what when, for reasons that are probably obvious.
This is the case both with and without my extensions enabled and is likely a backend retrieval issue.
This one's also incredibly obvious, so I didn't deface it.
When you see it, you cant unsee it. It was closer than most, too.
Shared by my partner and I knew I had to post it. I don't do electrical or comms anymore, but unless something changed when I wasn't looking, its definitely not how that works.
(This is a real photo, of an AI-generated ad out in the real world, to be clear)
I am asking this on behalf of a friend who doesn't want to chance the landlord seeing them asking about this and giving reprisal against them.
A friend of mine has lived in a rental property for several years now. During that time they have paid rent dutifully except for a couple exceptional circumstances (furlough during covid, but even then they attempted to pay to the best of their ability.)
Material to their current situation is the fact that they have always maintained tenant insurance on the property with no lapses in coverage.
Recently the landlord has pressured them to include them as a named person on the tenant insurance for the property. They are not living on the property - they do not live in the same city even - and this strikes us as unusual.
There are a few questions here:
1] Is it usual for the landlord to be named as a party on tenant insurance?
2] When the previously-held insurance is fulfilling the obligations for tenant insurance under the Landlord and Tenant's Board's Standard Form of Lease as signed by them and landlord, can the landlord legally force them to modify their insurance in this way?
3] If the answer to 2 is no, what recourse does the renter have if the Landlord attempts to force this?