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1/ I've never felt so compelled to speak up as I do now.
Political corruption,
unchecked social agendas,
deteriorating institutions,
media hijack,
disparaged profitable enterprises on the altars of social agendas.
I've heard some friends say it's a minimum 3 year plan if you're leaving Canada.
Otherwise, you are penalized for everything you've worked for.
It's a shame though.
Following a very difficult meeting with my accountant, I just found out how much it is going to cost me in terms of an "exit tax" to leave Quebec and Canada. No human being in a free society should have their hard-earned money stolen in this manner. I'm genuinely numb. I'm speechless.
@FoodProfessor My condolences Dr. Charlebois.
Indeed, no parent should have to go through such a loss.
Wishing you and your family strength and peace during this time.
💡 Stop and think about this for a second…
Why does Canada's economy feel so fragile?
We export raw oil, minerals, and lumber — then import them back as finished products at a premium.
That's not wealth. That's a cycle we need to break.
#canada#economy
The best developers in the world are about to stop writing code entirely.
And the ones who figure that out first will leave everyone else behind permanently.
Anthropic’s Boris Cherny just revealed how their engineering team is actually shipping software right now.
Cherny: “Our plugins feature was entirely built by a swarm over a weekend.”
Here’s how it started.
One engineer gave Claude a spec and pointed it at an Asana board.
That was it.
Cherny: “Claude just put up a bunch of tickets on Asana and then spawned a bunch of agents and the agents started picking up tasks.”
No human project manager. No standups. No sprint planning.
Cherny: “The main Claude just gave it instructions and they all just figured it out.”
They call the primary agent Mama Claude. Every sub-agent beneath it is “just like a recursive Claude call.”
The AI infinitely scaling its own workforce to meet the demands of the spec.
Cherny: “It just ran for like a few days. There wasn’t really human intervention.”
The plugins feature shipped exactly as designed.
The bottleneck was never syntax. It was never typing speed. It was never headcount.
It was always human intervention.
And the swarm just eliminated it.
But this doesn’t make engineering easier. It makes the bar higher.
Vague requirements don’t produce vague code anymore.
They produce catastrophic code at machine speed.
The developers who survive this shift won’t be the fastest coders. They’ll be the ones who understand systems deeply enough to write the spec that sets the swarm in motion.
The coders are being replaced.
The orchestrators are taking over.
The 1000x developer was never going to write more code than everyone else.
They were always going to build the machine that writes it for them.
The only question is whether you learn to command the swarm.
Or become one of the tasks it’s assigned to replace.
@SignalsAndStone@lifewitsonduren If you can’t distinguish between immigration policy, integration failures, and individual criminal responsibility, then I can't help your brain rot.
Do better.
Scale used to matter.
Now speed does.
Minilateralism means working with a few capable partners on precise issues where we actually share leverage.
Sometimes smaller is stronger. #canada#UnitedNations
As a first generation immigrant, this makes me uneasy.
I’ve said this before 🇨🇦
Police work and military service aren’t the same thing.
The military isn’t just a job. It’s about national identity, shared values, and long-term commitment.
When someone has just arrived, their first focus is usually stability: work, housing, family.
That’s normal. That’s why people immigrate.
Maybe the priority shouldn’t be recruiting newcomers into combat roles right away, but helping them build roots first.
A strong military depends on cohesion and deep attachment to the country; and that takes time.
Could take a generation, in fact.
Canada is launching a new immigration category for "skilled military recruits" with job offers from the Canadian Armed Forces, including doctors, nurses, and pilots.
Minister Lena Diab says it will help "defend our sovereignty" and "keep Canadians safe."
I’ve said this before 🇨🇦:
New immigrants may increasingly join the police. That makes sense, it’s a stable career.
But the military is different. It asks for something much bigger.
Hardly would a new immigrant, genuinely fight for, or die for a country they’ve only just arrived in.
For years, we called our geography a problem.
Now it might be an advantage.
The Northwest Passage could reshape global trade flows.
Control doesn’t come from maps.
It comes from infrastructure.
#economy#canada#trade
@elonmusk Actually, there were anti-deportation protests under the Obama administration.
But nothing close to the current magnitude or violence.
This video is from 11 years ago.
https://t.co/w6XISaO8RS
@eevblog In an ideal world, the media should be:
Comparing Obama’s deportations to Trump’s
Running ICE raid footage side by side
Breaking down the policy differences aggravating these protests
Instead, it’s either “Orange Man Bad” on one side or “Saint Trump” on the other.
🇨🇦 Canada Produces the Oil
💰Others Take the Money
🛢️Canada is pumping a record 6.1 mb/d
But the cash mostly flows out.
• 55%+ of output controlled by CNRL, Suncor, Cenovus
• Exxon: 70% of profits head to Texas
• 70% of oil sands effectively foreign-owned
• Shell & BP sold, but debt and interest still leave Canada
• 97% of exports go to the U.S., locking in the WCS discount
#Canada has the barrels and the workforce.
What it doesn’t fully control is the upside.
That’s the real issue.
#oott #Trump