This one is probably the most internationally shocking. What started in 2016 as euthanasia for terminal illness has expanded dramatically. One out of every 20 deaths in Canada is now triggered by the government-run assisted dying program, with deaths approaching 110,000 total. In Ontario alone, 219 people were euthanized within one day of their request in 2023. The Free Press Even more alarming: A Quebec College of Physicians actually recommended legalizing euthanasia for newborn infants with disabilities, and a parliamentary committee recommended allowing assisted death for "mature minors." Substack The expansion to those suffering solely from mental illness was delayed to 2027 after large numbers of doctors refused to participate and most provinces pushed back. Substack Questions this raises: Where does it stop? Who decides "mature minor"? Why is the state accelerating this while healthcare waitlists remain broken?

I mean most of these networks just tell you what you want to hear for the most part. I think this is just a cash grab by the Government of Florida. For the most part Google's artificial intelligence models will tell you the same things and so will Anthropic's. Basically facts. I have a hard time blaming any AI model at this point to be honest with you. The Canadian government is much worse and until the models get as bad as them, I see no reason Floria should gain from Open AI or any AI company; and I quote "Canada offered assisted suicide to a Paralympian veteran who wanted a wheelchair lift installed"

No no. It's really not up to the government to decide which models people release. I already find chatgpt has really strange responses compared to claude.

Personally I prefer to have my car because neither destination has good public transit anyways. So now what? I've taken a train from LA to San Francisco only to be taking Ubers. They should have spend 1/4th of that on new and expanding roadways and used the other 3 / 4th of that to feed people, keep them employed or opened free use hospitals. That's a lot of money for no results.

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Most of what I end up watching on YouTube is addictive junk. Scrolling through shorts one after another for a dopamine hit. I found this the other day not sure how well they're going to do https://connection.app/ it should help me reduce my reliance on my phone

The country already doesn't make any sense, and is pretty much communist. So expect it.

I prefer the responses of Claude anyways. They're more complete, insightful and helpful. It's really helped me with dating and understanding who I am.

See the wording here is nice and subjective. I'm sure they train various in house models, like "what's the best idea for our next product"

The giants make use of FFmpeg probably in nearly every product they build, ship and download. I'm surprised they don't already pay some sort of support to the open source community - ffmpeg in particular.

So London is a pretty dangerous city by world standards. I think you're more likely to be stabbed in the street and mugged there than anywhere. The government's priorities are wrong.

Hmm, seems like Freedom suppression to me. So glad I'm in America.

With windows though, the problem isn't really the TPM. Windows has fine grained group policies, but when it comes to the basic permissions of individual apps, camera, file system, microphone, etc. It's still "Administrator" or nothing. It's a terrible way to secure anything, because we all know you heed to click accept or the app won't work.

On this one I have to agree with AT&T. I'm not sure why the state of new york thinks they can dictate a free market economy to that extent to be honest. There wasn't really any price gouging going on, customers have a lot of options. $15 is punitive towards the company. Like what are they going to do with $15? The 5G modem itself costs about $120 from China, for a cheap one. Nokia or other high branded ones are going to cost more. Customer service, infrastructure, the actual data peering. Like what is the government doing to them?

Exactly. Plastic straws were the problem... Right. Not those tons of tar sands Canada turned into crude oil and burned it.