
ex @Shopify. Perpetually drinking iced coffee ❄️☕. Opinions are my own. he/him
Toronto, Ontario
Joined January 2013
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With Toronto’s Mayoral race gearing up, here is a reminder of what we believe pro-housing candidates should champion!
We will also be refreshing our platform and reviewing + rating candidate platforms. Stay tuned.
Read more here 👉 moreneighbours.ca/platforms-…
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Hot take: Everybody hates the current state of frontend web development. Some people are lying to themselves. Some people haven't realized it yet. But everybody can feel that this shit is bad, and we just haven't collectively decided to talk about it yet.
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The biggest change of viewpoint I ever went through in psych training was when I said “but what if they’re doing it for attention” and my supervisor was like “what’s wrong with needing attention?” and I realised I didn’t have an answer.
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Imagine McDonald's makes its own money, let's call them clown-bucks, keeps most of it, and sells some to the market.
McDonald's then uses their remaining clown-bucks as collateral for actual loans.
And then people remember clown-bucks aren't real.
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You can try to rationalize it all you want, but to me, the Canadian housing market looks utterly unhinged.
(data updated for Q1 2022)
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I’m gonna dox myself here but I’m getting ready to go public soon anyway, so I wanna make an appreciation thread about the place I’ve called home for the last two years. Here’s a picture of it today, and here’s what it looked like 6 years ago. 🧵
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"Some people are simplifiers. You're a complexifier."
This was a piece of feedback I received once from a colleague.
Yeah, it burned.
It felt like a shitty thing to say.
Thread 👇(1/11)
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I see so many tweets about agile, epics, scrums, story points, etc. and none of it matters. We didn’t use any of that to ship the best products years ago at Apple.
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2. Uber has always said it would reach profitability at scale, thanks to network effects, etc.
But Uber is the definition of scale and consistent/reliable profits are still nowhere in sight.
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Here's a fun game. It's called Karl Marx or the Bible. It's simple. There's a few quotes and you have to figure out if they come from Marx or the Bible. 🧵
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Elon Musk keeps tweeting that he loves free speech. So here's a thread with just a few of the countless examples showing he couldn't care about it less (🧵)
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Meta reportedly breaks up the 300-person team that was building a hybrid VR / AR OS theverge.com/2022/2/25/22950…
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toronto coming out for health workers and the health system all heart. – at Toronto, Ontario
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Remember that time Toronto came down like a bear trap on the guy who was building wooden shelters for the homeless in winter, because fire hazard?
Protesters at Confederation park, right across from City Hall and beside the NAC and Rideaul Canal, appear to be building some type of wooden structure. They've also collected a stockpile of propane tanks and diesel fuel. @CTVNews
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Cold climate air source heat pumps (which can provide AC and heating) are the future as many homes will transition away from fossil fuel furnaces.
Wanna know a secret? Heat pumps work in cold weather. Pass it on.
#ClimateAction
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man if you were born into the upper echelons in 18th century europe it was so easy to be a genius, go to uni at 14 then just go around sorting things into some categories you reckoned seemed right and be remembered as a groundbreaking scientific mind
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Our leaders, municipally and provincially, have created barriers to making multifamily housing viable.
This isn’t a *market* issue it’s a *policy choice*. The developers didn’t do this, politicians and planners did.
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Watch a Tesla on the latest version of "Full Self-Driving" Beta almost hit a pedestrian who had a walk sign, try going down railroad tracks, & glitch to the point where the driver COULD NOT TAKE CONTROL.
All in 21-min drive.
Full video from @Aiaddict1: youtube.com/watch?v=2ub2F-Un…
































