@mike.raccoon.bike Is it intended behavior that 153 stations were marked as having 0 trips but only 72 stations are active?

Cooking something 👀

Canada's official greenhouse gas report for 2024 is out today. It confirms what our Early Estimate of National Emissions found last fall.

Canada’s climate progress has been modest and is at risk of going in the wrong direction. Here are some key takeaways⬇️🧵
www.canada.ca/en/environme...

I'm pretty sure they do nowadays. Anyone can set that up with access to claude code and it takes little skill to scale it to many bots. Someone skilled can most likely do personas that are very very hard to distinguish from human behavior.

But of course there is no way to know for sure

And the bio lmfao the bio

This account is most likely a bot based on following / followers ratio and the post history

Pas de restriction sans une façon de vérifier l'âge qui ne permet ni au gouvernement de savoir où tu t'inscris ni au réseaux sociaux d'avoir ton identité réelle. 😡

#polcan

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That wasn't clear to me at all when I went to the in-person consultation. They seemed open to sharing access to a potential big tunnel if they really went this route. Did this really change?

In hindsight we were always working towards this conclusion.

Merci à la CORPIQ (le lobby des propriétaires immobiliers au Québec) de nous rappeler que les propriétaires ne peuvent charger un prix très élevé que quand il manque de logements et que s'il y en a trop, ils sont forcés de baisser le prix demandé. 👀

‼️ Prochain MontréHack: PolyPwn 2026's LabOps Track ‼️

The goal is to write a keygen for a lab management web application compiled to WebAssembly (WASM).

📍 ÉTS, D-4007
📅 Wednesday April 15th 18:00 - 21:00
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Not gonna lie this shit is so spooky. At the same time this technology is so insanely interesting.

They have a second set of exterior stairs on the back of the building. Behind this building is a ruelle (a low-car residential street for backyard access)

« Comme personne ne veut payer cher pour se loger, le besoin en logements abordables est infini »

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New lawful access bill would give police, CSIS more powers to track suspects online | CBC News The Liberal government has introduced a new lawful access bill that it says will help police and security services track and identify people who may be using tools like social media or artificial inte...

I think most things in projet de loi C-22 are reasonable, but they seem to enable the police to force companies to keep data that they currently do not keep.

Like they can just tell Telus "yo you don't keep precise location of your users so please do that"
That's crazy
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Based pnpm

La Nouvelle-Zélande a aboli le zonage exclusif unifamilial il y a quelques années et aujourd'hui, le prix des maisons baisse et il est plus facile pour les nouveaux acheteurs de devenir propriétaire!

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Inside of you there are two wolves

Remember when SSDs came out and Windows booted fast? I miss this

How do we know that they're not paying their workers enough?

I'll be giving a detection as code talk at @nsec.io 2026. See you there!

I'm not the kind of guy to spit on fundraising, but announcing it a year later and justifying being late by saying "busy building!" sounds very sus?? 🤔

Because SEQRA presumes that all new multifamily housing may pose a "significant adverse environmental impact", this project is required to undergo a lengthy environmental review.

This review adds cost and time to new apartments, increasing costs by 10% ($40-80k), per @cbcny.bsky.social.

L’économie du futur sera décarbonée. Voulons-nous devenir des leaders mondiaux ou serons-nous des cancres énergétiques comme le sont le Canada et les États-Unis de Trump?

*screams*

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By Maxine Joselow Reporting by Washington Post Article linked below

This is insane.

My understanding is that the demand for new DC skyrocketed because of AI, so wouldn't it be fair to assume that they are mostly used for AI?

Why is that so? What would need to change?

This still sounds like a guesstimate?
FWIW I don't think it's that big of a deal, I've just never seen hard numbers to back that up, for some reason these companies both claim it's not a big deal (which is probably true) and refuse to prove it (which is odd)

I'd be interested in the source for that. AI companies are not very transparent regarding this, the best I saw was some very weak guesstimates