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In Canada they range from $3000-$4800. Absolutely bonkers prices.

And based on Tailwind’s previous statements about AI impact on them and their business, it’s possible Shopify got a good deal.

Links mostly. To organization or government agencies or whatever official that shares updates only in one place. (Which is bad)

Whelp. I’ve been using Gmail since it was invite only. Sending as my personal domain was grandfathered in. This is going to be my push to leave for another service. I wonder if they understand or intend that?

Canadians may be nice but we are also petty and proud. It’s hard for us to win against a big bully, but we won’t be pushed around either.

Everyone is going to lose here.


>Why did Republicans pick a fight with Canada?

>Everyone is going to lose here.

I believe in sovereign states well enough to have 100% respect for Canada-first policies as well as America-first in the US.

Things worked so well for so many decades with much lesser rebalancing, that the only explanation would be some serious defect arising that was not there until recent years or days.

This is just Trump's way of telling Americans, if they can't afford to pay way more going forward for everything into the foreseeable future, toilet paper is the least of their worries.

He doesn't have to detail it out loud, but there are plenty of good old American corncobs which have fallen into disuse for this purpose, and it wouldn't be nearly as unpleasant as it was in the outhouse days.

Except for those who may not be able to afford a rising water bill at some point :(

In the end it confirms his idea of "winning" amounts to shit on a stick.


He’s goal isn’t to camouflage. Shopify is full AI maximalism, and Tobi’s goal as the CEO is to prove that he can change the world with AI and that his employees should follow.

Up to the reader to believe it or not.


Quebec alone produces more maple syrup than everywhere else in the world combined, by a wide margin.


Sure, but that's no reason not to rely on locally-sourced products where possible, and Vermont makes it possible in this case


No it doesn't make it possible. It can't possibly make up the difference.


Why not?


Maple farms take decades to reach maturity. The US imports about 4x more maple from Canada than Vermont’s entire production capacity. It’s not possible.

So consumers will pay double or substitute with flavoured corn syrup.


Perplexity does this on web by adding a logo in response to key combos for normal screenshot shortcuts.


What does “accountability” mean to you here. Isn’t that the point of a reviewer to make them also accountable for the PR?

I think what you’re outlining here is an entire change to the code creation and merging process, not just adding an AI helper to the “coder”.


It means the stakes are higher for individuals. The coding task is easier because of ai, but because fewer people are going to review it you have more responsibility for it. You can't push out slop that "should work" or "works on my machine", etc. and put the burden on reviewers to catch edge cases. You own the result and what follows so you need to think ahead more. The coding is easier, the consequences are more personal.


I wonder where the data is sourced. It has lots of detail about some VIA Rail routes in Canada and entirely misses others.


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