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This is a test of Atmosphere plugin for WordPress. Will this post automatically? Will a standard.site record be saved correctly following the lexicon standard? Will the entire world collapse unto itself? These are the questions this post is trying to answer… well, perhaps not the latter one…

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5-Character Word Game

Description For a recent software engineering challenge, I needed to recreate a well-known game where a player needs to guess a 5-character word. I decided to improve my attempt and learn how to better manage state in React using nextJS. A new word is chosen every reload and gets a maximum of 5 attempts toContinue reading “5-Character Word Game”

Shaun Guimond
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Luke LeBrun @lukelebrun.ca

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The BC NDP is deserving of a whole separate critique, but it’s nuts this province held an election where the dominant focus of coverage was on the timing of the election call rather than what the government-in-waiting was planning to do if it came to power or issues that impact peoples’ lives, even

Luke LeBrun @lukelebrun.ca

18 hours ago

Congrats to everyone in BC’s political, media and lobbying establishment who helped sanitize this guy’s image

Shaun Guimond @shaunguimond.com

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Anthropic started because they perceived OpenAI to not be taking AI safety seriously enough. Now, they they are perceived to be no better than OpenAI AND are accelerating Climate Change. Absolute gas-lighting; literally.

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Canada has missed the boat. We’re going backwards.

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China’s green-manufacturing juggernaut, built in part through heavy subsidies from Beijing, matches the current total of grants, loans and private finance that all wealthy countries sent to poorer ones in 2024 to help fight climate change
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4 days ago

Not in Carney’s budget: Anything on reducing Canadian software dependence on the large US tech companies, e.g., Microsoft.

W/r/t US and tech power, these are table stakes.

This government isn’t serious about reducing Canadian economic and security vulnerability to US coercion.

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4 days ago

Carney's government still has to do the gender-based analysis of the budget (!!!) and it makes it clear that some of his biggest ticket economic measures are expected to have the biggest benefit for high-income men.

They're classified as "regressive."

Lol. Lmao.

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