It's naive to think there isn't already a 5th column at work.

This guy:

https://provincialtimes.ca/questions-mount-over-jamil-jivani...

Is best buds with the VP:

https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-features/trum...

Premiers are also being courted:

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/alberta-danielle-smit...

And there's some sketchy things going on in her province:

https://www.desmog.com/2025/07/22/trump-officials-discussed-...

Honestly feels like we're asleep at the wheel as a country..

Yeah, our Premier is doing her best to be as lobbyist as she can, if it ain't American oil n gas she doesn't care.

I'm stupid, so I still haven't figured out how both of these petitions were approved, other than she really wants a referendum on separation.

https://www.thealbertan.com/innisfail-news/forever-canadian-...

https://lethbridgenewsnow.com/2026/01/02/citizen-petition-on...

Alright everyone, we're going back to Ericsson phones!

Jokes aside, isn't pushing Europe into China's hands exactly what the USA doesn't want? Part of the motivation behind Venezuela was they were getting too cozy with China.

Are you seriously arguing for consistency and reason from the Trump administration?

Look at any non-Western country with a massive population, how is their excess labour faring?

You read the manpages once and then if you're some super elite user you create some aliases for yourself.

Or if you are me, you do `history | grep name-of-command` to find the last time you used it and edit that haha

You’re gonna love ctrl-r name-of-command

Well, if I were Microsoft and training co-pilot, I would log all the <restore checkpoint> user actions and grade the agents on that. At scale across all users, "resets per agent command" should be useful. But then again, publishing the true numbers might be embarrassing..

I'm not sure it's a good signal.

I often use restore conversion checkpoint after successfully completing a side quest.

Nah, just another one of those spam bots on all the small-business, finance and tradies sub-reddits: "Hey fellow users, have you ever suffered from <use case>? What is the problem you want solved? Tell me your honest opinions below!"

Hyper-ventilate some, scream "Its too hot in here, I think I'm dying!" and presto-bango your very first panic attack and mental breakdown.

"We have AI therapists, most of the time it helps but sometimes it convinces the patients to kill themselves instead. Is the AI good or evil? Should it be allowed to continue to exist knowing it will inevitably kill again?"

Sounds more like the plot line of a 60s sci-fi novel or old Star Trek episode. What would the prime directive say? Haha

google.ca in Canada is a little schizophrenic in Québec if you are anglo. Especially when you are switching back and forth. Try an English query first, don't find good results, try French and get the same damn English reddit posts but translated into French? What?