As a Canadian, we should work on improving our productivity and incorporate more automation and tooling. Whatever impacts our GDP in times of tariffs and economic uncertainty.
Not collectively waste time on the useless debates on how to spell things.
There's almost an underlying assumption that taxpayers will bail you out, or you that you won't go to jail for all these securities frauds, or miscalculating risk on pension funds assets is okay.
Rip away all these away and the Emperor is called out to be naked very quickly.
We've just started to roll out our MCP Servers and if Anthropic and the community has already moved on, we'll wait till all this churn subsides till switching over next time.
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The European Politician would have to introspect and answer exactly how it is that they add value.
All they can do is enact regulations and decrees in a centralized way like the former USSR.
Also as a entrepreneur in Europe, what incentives are there to create anything. There's the existing crippling regulations, employment laws are tough to try things out and just go bust, and at the end of it all if you're successful, the taxes remove whatever gains you should rightfully get for jumping through all these hoops.
All you have now are $200k designer bag manufacturers because of legacy.
I hope to god they do whatever is needed to keep ASML and the like competitive.
Robots for thee but not for me.