Good Morning #Canada
December 15th, 1964, the Canadian House of Commons votes 163 to 78 to approve the red Maple Leaf flag. The vote put an end to years of conflict over the Liberals proposing a new flag, and gave Canada a new symbol for its upcoming 100th birthday celebration. In 1960, Lester B. Pearson, then Leader of the Opposition, declared that he was determined to solve what he called “the flag problem.” To Pearson, this issue was critical to defining Canada as a unified, independent country. As the newly elected Prime Minister in 1963, Pearson promised to resolve the question of a new national flag in time for Canada’s centennial celebrations in 1967. Traditionalists fought for their beloved Union Jack while a younger generation wanted a new modern design to represent Canada. Thousands of designs, some truly ugly, were considered and rejected, including Pearson's preferred flag. I think we did OK in the end.
#CanadaIsAwesome #History
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CAMNet: Leveraging Cooperative Awareness Messages for Vehicle Trajectory Prediction
Mattia Grasselli, Angelo Porrello, Carlo Augusto Grazia
https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.12703 http…
eToro reports Q3 net contribution up 28% YoY to $215M, vs. $208M est., adjusted EBITDA up 43% to $78M, and announces a $150M share buyback; ETOR closed up 8% (CoinDesk)
https://www.coindesk.com/business/2025/11/10/eto…
Please complain about Schumer and his cohort. Please give the mushy centrists black eyes. Please light a fire under all the politicians.
But…please also look for work you can do that doesn’t center around elections. Start local. Help people. Throw sand in the gears. Whatever it is, do work that counts.
Create a context in which there •has• to be an anti-fascist opposition party, because that’s the work so many people are already doing. •That• is what the cynicism is trying to stop you from doing.
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Rethinking User Empowerment in AI Recommender Systems: Designing through Transparency and Control
Mengke Wu, Weizi Liu, Yanyun Wang, Weiyu Ding, Mike Yao
https://arxiv.org/abs/2509.11098
We need peace in Ukraine - CND https://cnduk.org/we-need-peace-in-ukraine/?link_id=0&can_id=fa41d46fda326186a7dd2445f763d020&source=email-tb…
Optimal run-tumble navigation in disordered landscapes
Yang Bai, Caiyun He, Weirong Liu, Songtao Cheng, Pan Chu, Liang Luo, Chenli Liu, Xiongfei Fu
https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.12106
Science ouverte et collaborative pour l'\'elaboration d'un banc automatis\'e de caract\'erisation de pertes en commutation par opposition
Nicolas Rouger, Luiz Villa, Matthieu Masson, Pauline Kergus, Joseph Kemdeg, Lorenzo Leijnen, Jean Alinei, Adrien Colomb, Ayoub Farah-Hassan, Arnauld Biganzoli
https://arxiv.org/abs/25…
Many lessons have been learned in Ukraine, chief among them is to never believe promises made by politicians.
Volunteers are the opposite - they were the first to show up and defend, and they are still showing up, even as governments around the world hides behind lies.
US media won't tell you about the volunteers providing counseling and support for those wounded by Russian cruelty. They never send reporters to find the truth, just cover the lying politicians.
Georgio r…
VideoCanvas: Unified Video Completion from Arbitrary Spatiotemporal Patches via In-Context Conditioning
Minghong Cai, Qiulin Wang, Zongli Ye, Wenze Liu, Quande Liu, Weicai Ye, Xintao Wang, Pengfei Wan, Kun Gai, Xiangyu Yue
https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.08555