I’m not entirely sure, but I think I’m sensing that Steve Gibson isn’t supportive of the #LetsEncrypt idea to move to 6-day #TLS certificates.

@nixCraft Let me fix this for you: the infinitesimally small population of people who have spent one minute thinking about LLMs are sick of it. The other billions of people don’t know or care and are happy to just use whatever they’re given.

@chris Trudeau resigning does not trigger an election. Those are two distinct outcomes. PP wants an election. Jagmeet does not. It’s like watching like sports!

@markotway @Rob_T_Firefly @nullagent @cstross I dunno. I definitely see low/early skill knowledge workers being tossed. Which means there will be no senior people sometime in my lifetime. Which means more AI to counter that. Which means less jobs. I think you did your friend a real disservice by dismissing AI as “spicy auto complete”. It’s taking jobs today, even in its infancy.

I don’t have a position on whether that’s good or bad, though. Throughout history jobs have fallen by the wayside due to progess and new jobs show up to support that progress.

@chris Nope. If a province charges pst and pst separately, then yes. But HST provinces get it all off. The provinces can elect to cover the pst portion themselves or get the Feds to pay back the pst portion of the HST to the province. It’s billions in provincial tax, though, so I doubt any HST province is going to cover that themselves.

https://www.canada.ca/en/services/taxes/child-and-family-benefits/gst-hst-holiday-tax-break.html

@chris As much as 15% in HST provinces!