Just a guy, looking to build businesses, drink some really nice wine, and see the Leafs or Canucks win the Stanley Cup before I die.
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Clint Sharples retweeted
1/ Your billing support bot will happily write someone's cover letter, and you pay for the tokens.
New in Railtracks: ScopeGuard 🧵
Describe what your agent covers in one sentence. A small judge model checks every request against it before your agent's model runs.
Clint Sharples retweeted
Not every step in an agent needs an LLM to write text. Sometimes you just need a decision.
New in Railtracks: rt.decision_node 🧵
Ask questions about some text and get a calibrated probability for each answer. One request, usually under a second.
Clint Sharples retweeted
Your agent's model will change every few months. The harness around it shouldn't have to.
Railtracks is an open-source Python framework for building your own agent harness: the loop, tools, context, controls, and a replayable record of every run.
Plain Python. MIT.
Clint Sharples retweeted
FFS Captain Obvious, of course pubs are not suitable for those from any religion that doesn't tolerate alcohol.
The whole point of the pub is being able to enjoy a pint - either a quiet one on your own (but surrounded by people) or with your friends.
FYI Irshad - there are plenty of other religions besides Islam that don't allow alcohol, so pubs are not Islamophobic.
Clint Sharples retweeted
Quebec education minister wants to ban schoolchildren from wearing religious symbols ctvnews.ca/montreal/politics…
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Let me get this straight:
The market is pricing in +80% chance Canada is going to raise rates this week?
The same 🇨🇦 Canada that:
- Lost nearly 70,000 jobs last month
- Has inflation below 2%
- Recent GDP puts us at 1.7%
- Has a housing market on its knees
- Is in a trade war with its biggest trading partner
Make it make sense.
Clint Sharples retweeted
#BREAKING: Toronto Star Shocks The City This Morning By Refusing To Endorse Olivia Chow. The First Non-Endorsement In Multiple Decades.🚨
The Star Hopes Voters Will Choose The City’s Direction On Affordability, Gridlock, Safety, & Care For The Most Vulnerable. — “Toronto Needs A Mayor For All Torontonians.”🗳️
Wow, when the "progressive" paper, the Toronto Star, can't endorse the "progressive" candidate, Olivia Chow...
It's really telling.
thestar.com/opinion/editoria…
Clint Sharples retweeted
Nora, I find it curious that your condescension and insults towards me were able to take a quick and convenient break when your team reached out to my team asking if I would invite you on my show to talk about the issues facing Canada’s creative class. I was more than happy to do it and help you share your thoughts with my audience.
Nice to see the break is over and we can resume our regularly scheduled petty sniping.
Get a load of Ben Mulroney's "land acknowledgement" for the B'nai Brith gala that he emceed.
Does @BenMulroney think that the bible is history book?
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The city spent $11,000,000 by accident on Microsoft Office licences for people who no longer worked for the city. Just the tip of the iceberg. Audit time 🫡
Brad Bradford says Olivia Chow’s dismissal of his plan to conduct a third-party line-by-line audit of city finances is “the same can’t do attitude we hear time and time again from this mayor.”
“Our own auditor general found that the city spent $11 million on Microsoft Office licenses for people who retired, it spent $5 million on stickers on recycling bins to tell you we don’t pick up the recycling,” he says. “There is lots of things that we can save.”
Clint Sharples retweeted
The poll was commissioned by CUPE Local 416 (Toronto Civic Employees’ Union). On Oct. 1, the union formally endorsed Chow as its preferred candidate.
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Brad Bradford says Olivia Chow’s dismissal of his plan to conduct a third-party line-by-line audit of city finances is “the same can’t do attitude we hear time and time again from this mayor.”
“Our own auditor general found that the city spent $11 million on Microsoft Office licenses for people who retired, it spent $5 million on stickers on recycling bins to tell you we don’t pick up the recycling,” he says. “There is lots of things that we can save.”
Clint Sharples retweeted
I now live in Toronto and was not going to comment on the Mayoral race until the Chow campaign turned very negative in the last two weeks. That negativity turned up in my mailbox today. It leads me to share my strong public support for Brad Bradford for many reasons. 1/4
Clint Sharples retweeted
Wow!! What a turnaround. Polymarket is reflecting the massive momentum by @BradMBradford with Brad now ahead of Chow after Chow had a massive lead.
Clint Sharples retweeted
The voters of Toronto are clearly choosing a path to improve the great future of Toronto.
Your @Polymarket update for Wednesday October 21st.
Look at how those lines have closed in just a couple of weeks. Toronto is witnessing one of the greatest political stories in recent memory.
More and more people are coming to the realization that Brad Bradford is going to be the next mayor of Toronto.
@oliviachow @BradMBradford
Clint Sharples retweeted
Five days to go. Toronto, the choice is yours.
If you want to change the city, you have to change the mayor.
Vote for change on October 26.
Clint Sharples retweeted
Three men wrapped a 77 yr old man's head in duct tape until he suffocated, brutally murdered his 76 yr old wife & slit her throat.
A BC judge just ruled that making them wait 25 years for parole is "cruel and unusual punishment."
Too cruel.
For the killers.
The victims got a death sentence.
The murderers, they get a constitutional right to hope.
We are doomed.
