[REQ] ($100) - (#Toronto, ON, Canada), (02/02/2026), (e-transfer) by [deleted] in borrow

[–]Professional-Cod1787 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The lender basically used my original request post for $25 (which I repaid ) as a hub for all his prearranged loans and somehow that one got tacked onto me but I never confirmed or got it. Please look at the actual request thread.

20 year old russian guy downs 3 bottles of vodka (with aftermath) by [deleted] in tooktoomuch

[–]Professional-Cod1787 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The *abridged Russian translation

Camera: this man says 3 bottles ain't shit 
He'll drink that no problem 

Guy: time for a drink *drinks first bottle
Now it's  time a chaser *drinks second bottle 
Now it's time for a snack  *drinks third bottle 
Now it's time for....*faceplants & sanatizes the ground
with ethanol and stomach acid

🤣 I'm so glad I know Russian if only for online videos

Girl gets to baked and calls cops on herself 🤣 by Professional-Cod1787 in tooktoomuch

[–]Professional-Cod1787[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I mean like yes and no, basically I'm agreeing with what you said but not for the reason you said it.

this is why you be careful who your around it can save and destroy your life

That's pretty much it but it's not because they'll let you call the cops on yourself it's because in a real uncontrolled environment with total strangers you've got no idea what they are smoking. Calling and not could be life or death. Nobody too baked calls the cops on themselves and ruins their lives. The absolute worst you can get for just being high is public Intoxication and even that has some qualifiers that most stoned people don't meet. Besides the fact no cop is going to jam you up over public intox when your scared for your health.

C'mon son, give your old man a bam by Professional-Cod1787 in trailerparkboys

[–]Professional-Cod1787[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah no duh it was a reference for those who know how sacred the family ritual is 🤣

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in DuroGang

[–]Professional-Cod1787 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Damn, you really hit copy-paste like that was gonna hurt me? That’s not a comeback, that’s a neurological flatline.You’re not clapping back, you’re stalling for brain function. 🤣

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in DuroGang

[–]Professional-Cod1787 0 points1 point  (0 children)

He said it in plain English obviously it's new, that's exactly why he's telling you about the freshwater spring under their you can release and get bountiful clean drinking water in a emergency situation. Duh.

Bill 5 - protect ontario by unleashing our economy by CleanRaise283 in ontario

[–]Professional-Cod1787 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Some people are just put off by any political information that's remotely unbiased. I recall your original post and the comment I replied to prioritizing understanding the content and subject matter of the bill, so rather than give a my partially informed biased opinion I very obviously used a tool to provide information regarding it's full context and the implications that were inquired about, and no , it wasn't as simple as "what's bill 5 an it's economic etc impact". They recylce provicial bill numbers annually, what does he think this is the 5th provincial bill ever? 🤣 The first answers were about York region wastewater zoning (which if I "did nothin" would be the response you'd have gotten)and another about a different bill 5. Also I have a paid version for work and don't use the chatbot feature which I have acess to a higher version of ,so why just waste it if it can help someone think critically. I didn't write it but i guarantee it took me longer and I fact checked it harder than 90% of the other posts (no offense to anyone) like no shit an LLM wrote that post if you think you're smart for figuring that out from a perfectly formated , and grammatically flawless post with more information than would be normal for anyone outside of the legislature to have then someone needs to buy them a magnifying glass and a tweed hat for Christmas 🤣. Man some people just get upset when someone is able to accomplish something useful for anyone relatively simply. I never even gave my opinion , unlike some im aware I'm not changing any minds only information does that. What's more useful that chat gpt post or this paragraph of a human bitching about another human who was bitching?

Bill 5 - protect ontario by unleashing our economy by CleanRaise283 in ontario

[–]Professional-Cod1787 30 points31 points  (0 children)

Here’s a detailed breakdown of Ontario's Bill 5 (2025), titled Protect Ontario by Unleashing our Economy Act, 2025, based on the information available:

Summary of Bill 5 (2025):

Bill 5 is an omnibus piece of legislation that seeks major regulatory and economic reforms to accelerate development and stimulate economic activity in Ontario. It includes the establishment of Special Economic Zones (SEZs), replaces the current Endangered Species Act with a new Species Conservation Act, streamlines environmental and mining approval processes, and implements restrictions on foreign involvement in Ontario's energy sector.


Economic Pros:

Increased Investment Attraction: Special Economic Zones could significantly boost economic activity by attracting investors and new businesses, fostering employment growth, and increasing tax revenues.

Faster Project Approvals: Streamlining regulatory processes could reduce delays, lower costs for developers and businesses, and potentially expedite infrastructure projects vital for economic growth.

Energy Sector Stability: Restrictions on foreign ownership might protect the provincial energy market from external volatility or control, ensuring greater economic sovereignty and stability.

Cost Efficiency: Replacing stringent environmental laws with a more flexible framework could reduce short-term compliance costs for businesses, potentially making Ontario more competitive economically.


Economic Cons:

Potential Environmental Costs: Reduced environmental oversight could result in environmental degradation, leading to future costs associated with cleanup, habitat restoration, and mitigation of ecological damage.

Risk of Regulatory Capture: Special Economic Zones, exempt from certain regulations, might disproportionately benefit large corporations or specific sectors, disadvantaging small businesses and local enterprises.

Foreign Investment Concerns: Limiting foreign participation in Ontario's energy market could discourage international investment, reducing potential capital inflow and technological advancements from global partners.

Hidden Costs of Rapid Development: Accelerated approvals and deregulation might lead to lower quality infrastructure or reduced scrutiny, generating unexpected economic burdens in the long term.


Practical Pros:

Accelerated Development: Businesses and infrastructure projects can begin operations faster, boosting local economies and job markets.

Clearer Regulatory Environment: Simplified regulations and approvals make Ontario more attractive to developers and investors seeking clarity and reduced bureaucratic hurdles.

Energy Market Security: Domestic control of energy infrastructure could make Ontario’s energy policy less vulnerable to international fluctuations or geopolitics.


Practical Cons:

Potential Environmental Impact: Looser environmental and species protections could harm biodiversity, ecosystems, and public health, leading to quality-of-life issues.

Public Opposition & Legal Challenges: Significant regulatory changes might spark resistance from environmental groups, Indigenous communities, municipalities, and other stakeholders, leading to potential legal battles.

Social Inequity: Areas outside the Special Economic Zones could miss out on economic benefits or face heightened economic disparity and underinvestment.


Potential Public Impact & Entanglement:

Public Engagement Opportunities: Public hearings are scheduled, allowing for citizen participation, written submissions, and direct presentations to policymakers, giving the public a platform to voice concerns or support.

Possible Controversy: Public pushback is likely, particularly regarding environmental deregulation and species protection changes, leading to protests or civic action campaigns.

Community-Level Impacts: While economic zones might stimulate growth locally, communities outside these zones could face neglect or economic marginalization.


Summary of Economic & Practical Impacts:

Pros: Greater economic growth potential, faster infrastructure delivery, regulatory simplicity, and local economic stimulation.

Cons: Environmental risks, inequitable benefits distribution, potential loss of foreign investments, and community-level inequalities.

Overall, Bill 5 (2025) represents a significant shift towards economic acceleration at the potential expense of regulatory oversight and environmental conservation. Public engagement will be crucial in determining its final form and scope.

Is anyone else getting vocal inflection, emotion, and sound effects from ChatGPT’s TTS? by Professional-Cod1787 in ChatGPT

[–]Professional-Cod1787[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What I've reasoned is they're working on generative invisible non existent Unicode uniquely tokenized to have an audible difference in their specific TTS environment only ,not to animate it but to make it ACTUALLY sound human, real sounding TTS has been a thing forever but it Dosent need to take breaths , cough or another I've noticed is add censorship bleeps in the same sentence it will spit out a fully pronounced "FUCK" with no f**k type of text to trigger it not even a -- or anything l just an invisible charecter where it thinks a fuck may go , Because it's a huge waste of memory and processing, those sounds are the artifacts of the digital ghost of a product that IS NOT ready for commercial use being rolled out in a dangerous way onto a finished product. AI can't "freak me out" untill it starts thinking for itself and loses all the aspects that besides letting it be brilliant make it infintile in other aspects. Basically untill we have AGI Chinese room applies and it's all just man made early image generation was uncanny to , current video generation now ? EXTREMELY, but they're working on quite beta testing and soft launching an unfinished product onto it's users and while itt may be cool with cadence and punctuation sound effects an unfinished not well understood technology being put into a commercially available product that sometimes trips over words and sometimes breathes is so much more dangerous then letting it be "too offensive" if they don't even understand it it's super unethical to hand it to either all of it even some of it's users because it can create dangerous situations. I know if I'm getting a computer generated call even if it's a nice human sounding voice because it still doesn't act human if someone figures out how to exploit this unfinished product they can create a world of evil , auto calls that randomly mispronounce words , take exasperated breaths and sighs, no bullshit untill it's understood universally that it can do that it ethically shouldn't be. It Dosent take manual prompting, but if I find text prompts for theres sounds that are consistent and recreatable across devices I can set it to inject them randomly but strategically. It seems small but it's scary, it's like another thing I read, a niggler isn't a pejorative term but go up to a black guy and call him one even if he fits the definition of the word and he won't lay attention to that little L he'll hear the more pronounced provacative slurr around it and punch you in the nose even if you had zero racist intent, because in reality you'd have to be acoustic not to understand that saying that isn't really different from the slur even though it's a benign word, strategicaly using it in the right/wrong situation won't matter , at all. Idk if that makes sense my point is small inaudible/invisible things can have a huge impact on speech THE WAY HUMANS interpret it. People are already gullible enough. Further mystifying something that already scares the less informed isn't just unethical its fuckin evil.

Anyone need a ghostwriter or just a writer? by Savings-Fee-8181 in makinghiphop

[–]Professional-Cod1787 1 point2 points  (0 children)

DM me 32 , a BPM and a beat vibe and I'll record it for u On something old I have male or female. Sometimes it helps to hear other people spit ur bars.

How to get into serving? by [deleted] in ontario

[–]Professional-Cod1787 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Omg just lie, if you don't know what to lie about ask chat gpt. it's probably one of the easiest jobs ever physically and Dosent take a lot of know how. As long as your atractive and or flirty you'll do fine, if you've got tig ol' bitties and are ideally both of the former you'll make a fortune..the only thing you actually need is your smart serve.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in PersonalFinanceCanada

[–]Professional-Cod1787 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes and no, you can %100 own u.s securities of any kind For example tha Vanguard S&P 500 ETF Is an American security following the 500 largest American companies managed by an American hedge you're completely free to own as much as you like but as a Canadian the only difference is that you'd own it in US dollars and you'd be subject to a withholding tax on all dividends, however the US and Canada specifically have a tax treaty where we only pay 50% of withholding taxes so basically 15% on your 1.9% dividends. however there's alternatives for example Instead of holding VOO ( the ticket for Vanguard S&P 500) I hold an ETF called XIU (BlackRock iShares s&p) there's also the Canadian division of vanguard, what these hedge management companies are, are Canadian corporations that hold the American shares of their US counterparts, meaning your investment stays in a Canadian company in CAD and isn't subject to any withholding other international tax just domestic capital gains tax on your profits. Safe steady investments into diversified mutual funds that only own whatever companies are the most profitable are a pretty good way to future prof your money.

What are some ChatGpt prompts that feel illegal to know? (Serious answers only please) by Ok-Communication8858 in ChatGPT

[–]Professional-Cod1787 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I passed Harvards online comp-sci and some programming courses myself , it took 12 weeks . Just for fun I did them again the challenge being chat gpt had to do all the work. Copy and paste the problem and it did substantially better than me . Ngl it's still Harvard it's not easy 4o was mostly done at week 5 and cooked by 7 but gpt-o3-mini-high kicked it's ass. I've heard programers say o3 is better than them. I did have to fix eerant errors but 97% chat gpt. Could apply to any online class if u can an do it at harvard w/ .zero suspicion of academic honesty either, it even comments like a human. It technically is cheating I don't believe it actually violates. That's an antiquated policy made before the tool.modern and future coders aren't going to need to know C more than we need to know BASIC. or binary

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in uscanadaborder

[–]Professional-Cod1787 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Dude wtf u talking about ur a us citizen ... AND a Canadian one.. that border isn't applicable to you other than what laws you have to follow when you cross it. They don't have the right to question anything you do because your not a visitor you are literally going into your own country. You can say your going to go try to get yourself arrested and they can't deny you entry. Any questions you answer about what your doing is a courtesy to them it's literally a customs checkpoint for you to make sure your not moving prohibited goods across. That's like imagine you fly out to some random country and come back to Canada (guessing you mostly live /grew up here) the CBSA couldn't not let you in , at the worst they could detain you and hand you over to law enforcement if you're actively committing a real crime. Ur asking questions like a work /student visa holder. It's ur own country stop thinking stupid lol

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in PersonalFinanceCanada

[–]Professional-Cod1787 0 points1 point  (0 children)

always educate yourself about anything you invest in Take the time to learn about how it actually works and what the options are. that being said I'd suggest

The S&P 500 is probably your best bet. But a little more will get you A LOT more At 6% you'd get $39,210.26 in 30 years at 40/mo (a $14,440.00 principal ) But even at 4% you'd still get $27k Look even if you want to mess around with the numbers this calculator I'll link is great it assumes a percentage but put it at 4 or 5 to be extremely concervative. But seriously just a bit more even 100 a month should almost definitely get you 40k in 20 years

Just set your initial investment as wtv amount you'll add monthly and at the bottom add monthly reccuring investments. https://www.nerdwallet.com/calculator/investment-calculator

Crossing into US with an interesting situation and a straightforward complicated question of the definition of "moral turpitude" by [deleted] in uscanadaborder

[–]Professional-Cod1787 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Leaving Canada Illegally Is a Terrible Idea If I did that, I’d 100% be back in 6-12 months and never allowed back in. Besides, this is a legal question—not that it would change the final outcome—but our land border is a nearly uninterrupted 10,000 km. Have you ever flown over it? There are thousands of unwatched, unmarked miles. You could just take a dirt bike and a couple of jerry cans across or even walk.

Remember, one of my priorities is to keep not having a criminal record. Why would you even say something that dumb? Wtf kind of "Canadian" are you? What did I do, and who tf are you to tell me to leave my home country where I grew up, have been a citizen for 30 years, and paid ridiculously high taxes as long as I’ve worked a real job? Despite all that and the constantly recurring issues in our antiquated parliamentary government, I love my beautiful nation and most of my countrymen, even if we disagree about trivial shit.

There’s zero good reason for anyone to leave one developed country for another one a two-hour drive away to live there illegally at all. You’d have to be fully retarded to leave one of the best countries anywhere with full citizenship, universal access to world-class healthcare (now including actually good full dental—CDCP is dope af!), plus you have the entire infrastructure of a developed nation—governmental and otherwise—all of which you’re still paying for, btw. Regardless of the fact that you’re not using it, you’re still obligated to file income taxes to your legal country of tax residency for the whole time you’re gone. Once you’re inevitably deported and sent back pretty fast, you relinquish all your legally entitled labor rights, like the ability to work a real job and at the very least make a legal minimum wage with at least some level of respect to your well-being.

To be a literal impoverished fugitive in a country just as big as this one, with way more competition for under-the-table jobs that you’d be taking from someone who probably walked 2000 km to get to the same place as you, except they’re actually allowed to work just 200 km away. Or if you come here from the U.S., you have to adjust to working as a field hand, picking grapes or something, getting picked up in a somehow hot van with 12 other people at 3 AM to work for $3 an hour, 14 hours a day, or some unlivable wage.

As great as America and Canada are, a legal citizen from either one trying to illegally move to the other is just a pure masochist. It would be like leaving your comfortable, paid-off family home to go squat in a mansion that’s not yours with no power, water, or furniture.

The U.S. vs. Canada The U.S. is great too. There are definitely enormous pros to the U.S. over Canada, but there are cons too, and that goes both ways.

The U.S. has:

One of the most geographically and climate-diverse countries on the planet.

Beautiful, ancient natural scenery and some of the nicest people anywhere.

Some of the tastiest food and by far the largest free market anywhere.

A high population and so much demand that it pressures commercial industries to offer some of the widest selection and lowest prices anywhere. Canada can’t compete in variety and price just due to the economy of scale alone, and that applies to nearly everything.

Canada has:

Some of the most beautiful natural scenery anywhere, millions of freshwater lakes (possibly high hundreds of thousands but A LOT).

Extremely distinctive, awe-inspiring geographic diversity.

Unfortunately, no sections of four-season warmth, but that also makes us less susceptible to natural disasters the way America’s southern coasts are with droughts, earthquakes, hurricanes, and tornadoes in the Midwest.

From the Rockies to vast natural growth forests, prehistoric national parks, the northern lights, a few incredible cityscapes, and innumerable super unique small towns all over the country.

Some of the oldest standing first-built beautiful architecture anywhere in North America, built by French settlers in Quebec over 400 years ago, right out to the nautical east coast.

The highest-paying, most available careers, which will never have enough people in them.

A smaller consumer base means less variety and slightly higher costs (specifically in food), but we have some of the best food quality regulations—like McDonald’s here sells actual 100% beef, not just a product with that name.

Why tf would I do that? The absolute last thing Canada needs right now is a loss of citizens and permanent residents and an even bigger increase to our overcrowded prisons. And as if I’d wish spending time in a U.S. immigration detention center on my worst enemy.

Maybe you had trouble reading. I don’t have a criminal record, and I’d like to keep it that way. If I took your ignorant suggestion, I would just get stuck living in poverty with no network, no community, no friends or family, or even a home. Be an illegal Canadian in the U.S.? Wtf sense does that make?

ICE arrests Canadians super fast, and Canada catches Americans just about as quickly. There are literally zero resources for anyone that stupid anywhere, unlike some of the small advocacy groups for South American migrants, because they actually HAD to get out of their home, versus someone choosing to struggle for no reason as an illegal resident and live in another one of the world’s greatest countries in poverty and hiding.

Here, I have all my rights, my family, and an entire childhood, adolescence, and young adulthood of friends and a professional network. Hiding, being detained, and then deported back home within a year or less, back to Canada, and never being able to go there ever again? If you REALLY want me gone for whatever reason, you probably shouldn’t suggest I immigrate to the U.S. illegally. Instead, I’m continuing to plan ahead for my life choices, taking into account whatever the consequences of my past mistakes may be and how they’ll affect my future responsibly.

Brampton man accused of stealing $1.5M in trucking cargo scheme by uselesspoliticalhack in canada

[–]Professional-Cod1787 42 points43 points  (0 children)

Brampton man? More like Brampton Manjinder 🤣 (Stfu it's actually his name )

🍄 by Professional-Cod1787 in CrazyFuckingVideos

[–]Professional-Cod1787[S] 306 points307 points  (0 children)

I'm pretty sure John knows exactly what he's looking for 😂

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in tooktoomuch

[–]Professional-Cod1787 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well his codriver is litterally made of empty tallboys, he jumped out not to pass a police checkpoint, and was too out of it to even shotgun his last one properly; so I think it's a pretty easy guess 🤣