Richard A. Hein @EntangleITcom

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Mark Carney's soft-on-crime Liberal laws put the rights of violent criminals ahead of the rights of law-abiding Canadians. Jail violent criminals and keep our people safe: conservative.ca/cpc/jail_not_b…

Michael Barrett @MikeBarrettON

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This is what Bill C-5 opened the door to. The Liberal government made house arrest available again for serious offences that used to be excluded, including robbery. A violent home invasion should mean jail time.

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Carney’s Liberal government gets fatter while more and more people can't even afford to eat. Put government on a diet to make life more affordable for Canadians once again.

🚨 MAJOR BREAKING: 71,300 Ontarians left the workforce in Q1 2026. THEY GAVE UP LOOKING FOR WORK. The steepest drop since 1976. Worst on record outside the pandemic. This is why Ford shutdown legislature. I CALLED IT. It’s a part of the Liberal playbook. FORD NEEDS TO GO

THE MONEY IS GONE ❗️ Liberals wasted $300,000,000 of your tax dollars on PrescribeIT, a useless digital prescription system that changed absolutely nothing. Now they are trying to sweep this massive failure under the rug. LIBERAL SCANDAL🚨

Helena Konanz @HelenaKonanz

a day ago

You deserve to know how $300 million was wasted on PrescribeIT. Yet the Liberals have turned off the cameras, shut down meetings and sealed records for 30 years to block any attempt to investigate. Contrary to her claims, the Liberal Minister of Health has not answered how

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🚨🇨🇦 Meanwhile in Canada RCMP Officers tell members of the public that they have to leave the beach at precisely 21:06 Why? Because that’s the official time the sunsets and Canadians apparently now have a curfew on beaches. Total State Control.

BREAKING: Toronto star leak on Carney government inner workings: “He yells” “He punches down at caucus all the time.” "He told them not to speak to journalists or write to the prime minister with their concerns because their letters could leak."

BREAKING: In order to prevent subscription streaming services from raising their prices, and angering Trump Carney will cover the new CRTC fee of $600 million by billing you on April 30th every year, via the taxbase. (and its borrowed, so youll pay interest on it too)

Canada is passing laws to put people in prison for disagreeing with the government on social media. Senate committees are saying that if you disagree with unproven narratives, that you should spend two years in prison. How does this happen in a "free" country? It doesn't.

I just watched the 3.5 hour keynote at Microsoft Build. What’s wild is what they didn’t mention at all: C# .NET TypeScript They only mentioned VS Code once: “Our new AI model is in VS Code”. I don’t recall seeing any code at all. Agentic engineering replaced programming.

@pmarca Artificial Gay Intelligence - AGI

"You can run OpenClaw inside your company now." Annoucing our work with @Microsoft to bring OpenClaw to the Microsoft and Windows ecosystems. Claws now work securly in the enterprise.

@CaptainInsightX Busking with my guitar in the gutter

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Hopmouth @Hopmouth

2 days ago

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Manifesto: The Future of Web UI. Modern web apps don't fail because you stop caring about UI. They fail because UI doesn't scale. You ship v1. It's clean. Six months later: fifteen modals, async flows everywhere, three different "error" flags, and a loading spinner that never turns off. The bigger your app gets, the harder you struggle to keep it all together. And there's a new layer on top of that now. You're not just writing code yourself anymore. You're writing it with AI; prompting, iterating, merging diffs, asking for the next feature. That only works when the model can actually see what's going on. Most UI code doesn't give you that. It gives you scattered booleans. Implicit edge cases. Behavior buried in effects and props. Context that doesn't compress. The model guesses. You merge something that looks right. Two weeks later it breaks in a state nobody named. Every new feature adds another flag. Another file to hold in your head. Another chunk of context you have to re-explain from scratch every session. That's not a styling problem. That's a behavior problem; & most UI libraries never address it. I built Aeon UI to change that. Future-proof UI infrastructure for the web. Not another bag of widgets you paint over when things break. The premise is simple: State is defined first. UI represents the totality of that definition. We call it: UI = f(state). Not f(props). Not f(five React flags drifting out of sync). f(an explicit, executable model you can read six months from now; & an AI can reason about because the states have names. You write the chart first. That chart is the contract. Bounded. Diagrammable. Paste it into a prompt and the model isn't inventing loading logic; it's filling in UI for states that already exist. Then you build UI that expresses the entire map; not just the happy path. No mystery spinners. No half-states that imply something you never defined. When the snapshot changes, everything updates together: label, disabled affordance, ARIA, styling. One source of truth. Less context to carry. Fewer wrong assumptions. Under the hood: XState statecharts driving headless React primitives. Compound components with a clear anatomy contract — data-aeon-scope, data-aeon-part, data-aeon-state. Predictable structure so your CSS and your prompts hit the same targets. Headless with your own styles. Or a styled layer with Panda recipes when you want to ship fast. One install: aeon-ui-engine on npm — core, React bindings, themes. Your brand stays yours. Async regions. Form fields with parallel validation and submission. Dialogs, menus, overlays; same open/closed discipline everywhere. Not because I wanted more components. Because when context is the bottleneck, for you and for the tools helping you, explicit beats implicit every time. On aeon-ui.com, every playground demo runs on a real machine. Click it. Watch the state change. Compare it to the diagram. That's what it feels like when the interface and the chart stay in lockstep. If your app is outgrowing boolean soup; if you're tired of re-explaining the same screen every time you open a new chat, this is for you. State is defined first. Built to last. → aeon-ui.com/?v=1 → npm install aeon-ui-engine Define the state. Build UI that lasts.

Mark Carney launches Pride Season 2026 in the most committed way possible.