It's done.

The Liaison Strategies poll suggests Brad Bradford narrowly leads the campaign with 49 per cent support, while Olivia Chow has 47 per cent amongst decided and leaning voters surveyed. Three per cent of respondents picked another candidate in the race.

He's also ahead in the latest Mainstreet poll. Not great.

These are arguably more important because unlike separation, they have slim to significant majority support.

This is with 2 concurrent streams. Radiance is insane. On the same hardware llama.cpp would do 15-25tps, vLLM would be similar.

Yet one conservative mayoral candidate, Brad Bradford — and the conservative think tank backing him — want to turn Toronto Water into a separate corporation.

Of course, the proponents insist their proposal isn’t privatization. They say a separate corporation would let Toronto borrow more by securing new debt against our water infrastructure. But we all know that if you default on the debt, the lender can force its sale. Do we want to put our water infrastructure in that position? Never.

Vote like your water depends on it and tell your friends.

I opened a YouTube video in a private window in Firefox (to avoid falling into the wrong rabbit hole) and I got greeted by an ad telling me how I'm gonna get murdered at home because Toronto was run by the current mayor. Didn't see any mayor's names on the ad itself, so I went to the source of the ad to see who's astroturfing and for whom. This is what I found:

• Kelly Aizicowitz: Healthcare marketing executive (recently SVP Client Services & Business Operations at a US firm), ex-GM of a healthcare startup, and former Queen's Park government staffer.
• Matt McClellan: Manages a Toronto real estate firm, with a background in investment management including time at the Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan.
• Jeffrey Kroeker: Business lawyer heading the business law practice at Massey LLP, specializing in government relations, trade, and crisis communications.
• Hunter Corcoran: Investment professional with a background in business, economics, and history, active in public and political life.

I'm guessing this isn't the only NGO and they probably aren't funded by small dollar donations.

I was thinking, maybe I could use this is whenever people tell me stuff that came out of Brad's ads, I could point out that he's funded by the real estate and corporate interests that are making life expensive, and point to this page for them to check.

Among decided and leaning voters, the BC Conservatives lead the BC NDP by just under 8 points, 44.7% to 37.2% with the Green at 11.2%, One BC at 5.7% and Centre BC Party at 1.1% rounding out the field.

Looks like malpractice.

Source

I've tried giving screenshots of phishing emails to a local Qwen instance and so far it always correctly detected it as scam, even points out the exact elements that it based its judgement on. Sending screenshots to it ad-hoc isn't too scalable for family and friends. I'd like to be able to either forward emails for screening, or perhaps have it screen everything from a mailbox.

Has anyone done anything like this? Is there anything self-hostable that does this?