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A few things.
1. One thing for him to blather about a deal, but until the other side confirms I consider it a lot of hot air.
2. What does he consider 'massive deal'.
3. What does he consider 'substantially less'.
4. Isn't Belarus and their potash industry under sanctions? So how is it going to be shipped if not via Lithuania, Poland or Ukraine as that means going via Russia.
5. Is the deal including the costs of shipping?
6. Can U…
🛡️ Six rules: no-restyle, no-raw-colors, no-arbitrary-values, no-inline-styles, no-unknown-classes and require-static-classes
📊 Tested in 150 task runs with coding agents: almost every task reached zero violations after one correction round (#Claude Sonnet 5: 69 errors − 0, GPT 5.6 Terra: 117 − 0). In Claude control runs, lint feedback cost 10-48% less than rules alone
RE: https://infosec.exchange/@catsalad/114758254385767289
Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!! :neocat_scream_stare:
Munich-based NavVis, which provides enterprises with spatial data on factories, plants, buildings, and more, raised an $85M Series D led by The Jordan Company (Rahul Raj/EU-Startups)
https://www.eu-startups.com/2026/08/munich
Statement from the Premier of Nova Scotia Tim Houston on negotiations. From @… 🇨🇦
PREMIER’S OFFICE–Statement on U.S. Tariffs
Canada’s negotiating team tried to secure a deal for Canadians, which I’ve forcefully and vocally supported.
I continue to stand ready to support and work with the Prime Minister. We will work together to do everything possible to protect the massive number of Nova Scotian and Canadian families, workers and businesses that have now been added to the large list of those directly impacted by President Trump’s devastating tariffs.
It’s clear that we cannot trust or rely on the United States as we once did. This reality must make us more determined than ever to make Nova Scotia and Canada stronger. For Nova Scotia that means developing our own energy, developing our own natural resources and finding new markets for Nova Scotian goods and services.
We have tremendous opportunities and I am fully committed to seizing them.
Building up Nova Scotia is the only true path to protecting our future. Potential doesn’t build hospitals and roads. Turning potential into reality does.
This is our time to find the common ground necessary to build. This is how we make ourselves stronger and protect our future.
Let’s make it happen.
Let’s go Team Canada!
Skimming the Sedelow & Sedelow papers, I came across this passage, which is as true today as it was in 1978.
Sedelow, W. A., & Sedelow, S. Y. (1978). Formalized historiography, the structure of scientific and literary texts: Part I. some issues posed by computational methodology. Journal of the History of the Behavioral Sciences, 14(3), 247–263. https://
Stefan Pfeiffer, Leiter der Verkehrspolizei in Feucht, hat in seiner Laufbahn weit über 100 Verkehrstote auf den Autobahnen gesehen. Manche Unfälle lassen ihn nicht mehr los, die Angst fährt immer mit. Er fordert weitreichende Veränderungen. https://www.n…
📊 Measured tools/list payload: 10 tools 5,843 − 1,431 bytes (-75.5%), 40 tools 23,423 − 1,431 bytes (-93.9%), 100 tools 58,585 − 1,431 bytes (-97.6%). Rule of thumb: past 10-15 tools, a catalog pays off.
⚖️ Trade-off: search adds a round trip and batches have no loops or branching. Small servers with always-used tools should keep advertising directly; agents needing control flow still need a sandbox like