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Alberta government commissions $1.5M economic analysis and panel on cost of separation

4d 13h ago in canada@lemmy.ca from www.cbc.ca

Cool. Can't pay teachers but they can waste money on a study to tell us what we already know so we can hire 60 000 people to count ballots in a referendum nobody wants.

Mick Gordon - Doom 2016 OST

5d 3h ago in vinyl from feddit.org

This soundtrack is incredible! Lucky you for getting a copy on vinyl. 😄

Skinny Puppy - Ain't It Dead Yet (VHS rip) • 60 FPS 1987

9d 5h ago in gothindustrial from youtu.be

I see a NIN reference, I upvote

Crazy Taxi: World Tour announced and it's using generative AI

9d 14h ago in gaming@lemmy.zip from www.gamingonlinux.com

Sloppy Taxi

Alberta introducing integrated driver licences with health card number on July 2

11d 28m ago in alberta@lemmy.ca from www.cbc.ca

They're replacing the dinosaur with an oil pump!!? Gross!

Valve continue working towards the Steam Frame with a new SteamVR Beta

11d 9h ago in gaming@lemmy.zip from www.gamingonlinux.com

At this point an arm and a leg is the discounted price. The slop machines have to eat!

Alberta premier says law will be enforced if First Nations engage in civil disobedience: "I hope it doesn't come to that"

11d 23h ago in canada@lemmy.ca from www.cbc.ca

Enforced the same way the law was enforced for the Coutts blockade, right?

Alberta separatists claim independence means holding onto a Canadian passport. We asked legal experts

12d 8h ago in canada@lemmy.ca from www.cbc.ca

Except kindness. That's obviously radical woke communist propaganda.

Carney unveils national AI strategy, says it prioritizes safety, reliability, sovereignty

13d 4h ago in canada@lemmy.ca from www.cbc.ca

The adoption part is really strange. The rest is at least policy and trying to provide a service. But what does the government care what tools a private business chooses to use (outside of regulatory requirements)?

Rust May Limit AI-Generated Work in Its Core Repository

15d 3h ago in rust@programming.dev from linuxiac.com

Nice! I hope they follow through.

One thing I appreciate about Rust is that the developers seem to move thoughtfully and apply a fair bit of rigor. It may appear they move slowly at times, but I like their approach.

Why Alberta voters filled out forms at the polls — and how the information will be used | CBC News

7mon 27d ago in alberta@lemmy.ca from www.cbc.ca