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Meet the latest way the superrich prove they're really, totally worried about the environment: $10 million electric superyachts

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  • See communist China for a primer on why it's not a great idea to discourage success.

    • Paul Bernardo to remain in medium-security prison, corrections review finds decision to transfer 'sound'

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  • Good, we shouldn't waste extra money on him just because his crimes were extremely horrible.

    • Canada may need to double — if not triple — the power we make to get to net-zero emissions by 2050

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  • Interesting, I didn't know about the water use. Apparently most use sea water.

    • Sask. high court upholds decision to not pay insurance to estate of man who died of drug overdose | CBC News

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  • We shouldn't incentivize it with a payout.

    • The hottest 14 days ever recorded are the last 2 weeks

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  • Here in Montreal we have the hottest muggiest summers and the brutalest freezing cold winters. It makes me want to move to the maritimes.

    • Experts call for pause in N.L. capelin fishery | Winnipeg Free Press

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  • Let the puffins have a snack!

    • Canada may need to double — if not triple — the power we make to get to net-zero emissions by 2050

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  • I guess the time is now to start building nuclear so that it is running in a decade.

    • Statistics Canada says Canada’s inflation rate tumbled to 2.8 per cent in June, putting it within the Bank of Canada’s target range.

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  • Yeah, the grocery bill has been insane this past year.

    • Statistics Canada says Canada’s inflation rate tumbled to 2.8 per cent in June, putting it within the Bank of Canada’s target range.

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  • Lufa is good quality and fresh (usually), but it certainly isn't cheap!

    • Toronto’s rent crisis: Minimum wage would have to hit $40 an hour for workers to be able to afford to live here, report finds

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  • Explains why the mayor with an affordable housing plan got elected!

    • I created !fucknfts - since no one's making a community to piss/diss/shit on NFTs yet

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  • I made NFTs by accident back before they were a thing lol

    • I created !fucknfts - since no one's making a community to piss/diss/shit on NFTs yet

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  • You're hired!

    • SpaceX Forecasts Doubling of Revenue to $8 Billion

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  • $150 billion valuation for a $3 earnings is a p/e of 50. That's honestly not that bad for the kind of company it is.

    • What's a big tech product that you actually find useful?

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  • Just recently started exploring openstreetmap and it is so nice to be sure that it is locally stored and not draining my battery to use it.

    • Sask. high court upholds decision to not pay insurance to estate of man who died of drug overdose | CBC News

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  • No, I'm only pointing out the obvious exception to life insurance in general.

    • Sask. high court upholds decision to not pay insurance to estate of man who died of drug overdose | CBC News

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  • They shouldn't pay if you kill yourself. There's an obvious reason why.

    • Report: Canada saw over 30,000 tech workers immigrate while losing nearly 1,700 to the US

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  • Interesting, it's not the first time I've heard this. There an Ottawa office that hosts a few examples of this for an American company I know of.

    • What is your favorite open source software?

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  • I also love bitwarden daily ;)

    • Widespread power outages following Quebec storm | Winnipeg Free Press

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  • This storm was crazy. It flooded a main road and came and left in a few hours.

    • "Little turnaround in Canadian living standards" on The Horizon - TD Economics By Investing.com

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  • I work in R&D and we definitely see a stark difference between Canada and the US. US companies are more willing to invest in their employees and Canadian companies are more interested in cutting costs. We are hamstrung by our shortsightedness because we can't compete with China/India on cost and we can't compete with the US on productivity as a result.