I remain deeply skeptical of the openness to more pipelines, but the firewall of "business has to pay for it, no more government subsidies" is at least sensible (and likely to prevent them). If it remains a fig leaf, fine. But the prairies need diversification and manufacturing, not more extraction.
January 20, 2026 at 4:03 PM
I remain deeply skeptical of the openness to more pipelines, but the firewall of "business has to pay for it, no more government subsidies" is at least sensible (and likely to prevent them). If it remains a fig leaf, fine. But the prairies need diversification and manufacturing, not more extraction.
Multi-account AWS architectures just got simpler
Lambda now supports cross-account DynamoDB Streams access.
No more replication pipelines. No more duplicate infra.
Just set a resource-based policy and trigger Lambda from streams in another account.
#aws #serverless
1/4
Lambda now supports cross-account DynamoDB Streams access.
No more replication pipelines. No more duplicate infra.
Just set a resource-based policy and trigger Lambda from streams in another account.
#aws #serverless
1/4
January 19, 2026 at 1:01 PM
Multi-account AWS architectures just got simpler
Lambda now supports cross-account DynamoDB Streams access.
No more replication pipelines. No more duplicate infra.
Just set a resource-based policy and trigger Lambda from streams in another account.
#aws #serverless
1/4
Lambda now supports cross-account DynamoDB Streams access.
No more replication pipelines. No more duplicate infra.
Just set a resource-based policy and trigger Lambda from streams in another account.
#aws #serverless
1/4
davidsuzuki.org/story/a-glob... There’s no place in this world for more pipelines, more drilling, more burning. We must stop using fossil fuels now, for the sake of the climate, but also to bring about greater global peace and stability. The choice is clear.
A global peace plan: Stop burning fossil fuels
We must stop using fossil fuels now, for the sake of the climate, but also to bring about greater global peace and stability.
davidsuzuki.org
January 16, 2026 at 1:06 PM
davidsuzuki.org/story/a-glob... There’s no place in this world for more pipelines, more drilling, more burning. We must stop using fossil fuels now, for the sake of the climate, but also to bring about greater global peace and stability. The choice is clear.
Having looked at our pipelines, we’re seeing it taking longer on average to review PRs that are assisted by AI.
We have no specific hypothesis just yet - it could be that AI writes more code, including more tests in these PRs, that humans have to review.
We have no specific hypothesis just yet - it could be that AI writes more code, including more tests in these PRs, that humans have to review.
January 14, 2026 at 1:02 AM
Having looked at our pipelines, we’re seeing it taking longer on average to review PRs that are assisted by AI.
We have no specific hypothesis just yet - it could be that AI writes more code, including more tests in these PRs, that humans have to review.
We have no specific hypothesis just yet - it could be that AI writes more code, including more tests in these PRs, that humans have to review.
I read the article. The CEO did say there’s no immediate rush, but that’s about short-term timing and optimization of existing pipelines not a statement that Canada will never need more capacity. Pipelines take a decade or more to build, so planning ahead is exactly the point.
January 13, 2026 at 4:53 PM
I read the article. The CEO did say there’s no immediate rush, but that’s about short-term timing and optimization of existing pipelines not a statement that Canada will never need more capacity. Pipelines take a decade or more to build, so planning ahead is exactly the point.
No more tax dollars for pipelines!
January 12, 2026 at 1:42 AM
No more tax dollars for pipelines!
ExxonMobil has been saying this for about a decade.
There is no value in drilling more oil or building more pipelines.
ExxonMobil was also the first oil company in the 1970s to recognize climate change. The other oil companies wanted Exxon's scientists silenced.
There is no value in drilling more oil or building more pipelines.
ExxonMobil was also the first oil company in the 1970s to recognize climate change. The other oil companies wanted Exxon's scientists silenced.
January 11, 2026 at 11:12 PM
ExxonMobil has been saying this for about a decade.
There is no value in drilling more oil or building more pipelines.
ExxonMobil was also the first oil company in the 1970s to recognize climate change. The other oil companies wanted Exxon's scientists silenced.
There is no value in drilling more oil or building more pipelines.
ExxonMobil was also the first oil company in the 1970s to recognize climate change. The other oil companies wanted Exxon's scientists silenced.
Not that the oligarch's have any money left.
And, one can always blow up new pipelines as easily as the old ones.
There shall be no more gas from Russia.
And, one can always blow up new pipelines as easily as the old ones.
There shall be no more gas from Russia.
January 10, 2026 at 7:05 PM
Not that the oligarch's have any money left.
And, one can always blow up new pipelines as easily as the old ones.
There shall be no more gas from Russia.
And, one can always blow up new pipelines as easily as the old ones.
There shall be no more gas from Russia.
we don’t need more police, we need climate change policies, better health care, education ….all those important things the CON premiers are dismantling! no more pipelines either
crime is DOWN
you didn’t campaign on this Mr Carney
crime is DOWN
you didn’t campaign on this Mr Carney
January 9, 2026 at 11:16 PM
we don’t need more police, we need climate change policies, better health care, education ….all those important things the CON premiers are dismantling! no more pipelines either
crime is DOWN
you didn’t campaign on this Mr Carney
crime is DOWN
you didn’t campaign on this Mr Carney
If you’ve built an agent, you already know: The demo is easy. Production is not. ⛔
In 2026, agent security failures won’t come from models—they’ll come from orchestration layers, memory pipelines, fallback logic, and identity handoffs no one fully mapped.
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In 2026, agent security failures won’t come from models—they’ll come from orchestration layers, memory pipelines, fallback logic, and identity handoffs no one fully mapped.
👉 Learn more: https://bit.ly/49sIA7V
AI Agent Security in 2026 | Practitioner Perspective
AI agents introduce new security challenges across reliability, memory architecture, identity, and detection. Here’s what 2025 revealed and the…
coalfire.com
January 9, 2026 at 10:30 PM
If you’ve built an agent, you already know: The demo is easy. Production is not. ⛔
In 2026, agent security failures won’t come from models—they’ll come from orchestration layers, memory pipelines, fallback logic, and identity handoffs no one fully mapped.
👉 Learn more: https://bit.ly/49sIA7V
In 2026, agent security failures won’t come from models—they’ll come from orchestration layers, memory pipelines, fallback logic, and identity handoffs no one fully mapped.
👉 Learn more: https://bit.ly/49sIA7V
Even at $10/acre, no US oil companies want to drill. And yet Trump invaded Venezuela to get more problematic high-sulfur crude that corrodes pipelines and will require more than a decade and $180 billion investment to rebuild the infrastructure. www.npr.org/2026/01/07/n...
Bureau of Land Management oil and gas auction gets zero bids in Colorado
The Trump administration wants to expand drilling on public lands, but oil and gas developers expressed zero interest in Thursday’s sale.
www.cpr.org
January 9, 2026 at 9:18 PM
Even at $10/acre, no US oil companies want to drill. And yet Trump invaded Venezuela to get more problematic high-sulfur crude that corrodes pipelines and will require more than a decade and $180 billion investment to rebuild the infrastructure. www.npr.org/2026/01/07/n...
It's certainly no surprise that the Premier would use this as another cynical justification for more pipelines, but how much truth is there to this argument? 1/6 leaderpost.com/business/moe...
'We need to move': Moe says Canada now in a race with Venezuela to find new markets for oil
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe said the U.S.' military intervention in Venezuela has heightened the need to enhance oil exports. Read more.
leaderpost.com
January 8, 2026 at 3:31 PM
It's certainly no surprise that the Premier would use this as another cynical justification for more pipelines, but how much truth is there to this argument? 1/6 leaderpost.com/business/moe...
Thank you Mr. Willis. This is true. No. More. Pipelines.
January 7, 2026 at 3:52 AM
Thank you Mr. Willis. This is true. No. More. Pipelines.
Another pipeline will not help. THE TMX IS NOT AT CAPACITY. This is because the producers (ie oil companies) are not willing to spend the money to increase production because they know what the future looks like for oil. You know this, Carney. No more pipelines.
January 6, 2026 at 6:09 PM
Another pipeline will not help. THE TMX IS NOT AT CAPACITY. This is because the producers (ie oil companies) are not willing to spend the money to increase production because they know what the future looks like for oil. You know this, Carney. No more pipelines.
As I pointed out to @hausfath.bsky.social, it is baffling to leave out the affordability-killing price impacts of the LNG export boom in the US
If price rises make voters unhappy, shouldn't we oppose LNG export terminals? This is just using their own logic....
insideclimatenews.org/news/1712202...
If price rises make voters unhappy, shouldn't we oppose LNG export terminals? This is just using their own logic....
insideclimatenews.org/news/1712202...
January 5, 2026 at 10:33 PM
As I pointed out to @hausfath.bsky.social, it is baffling to leave out the affordability-killing price impacts of the LNG export boom in the US
If price rises make voters unhappy, shouldn't we oppose LNG export terminals? This is just using their own logic....
insideclimatenews.org/news/1712202...
If price rises make voters unhappy, shouldn't we oppose LNG export terminals? This is just using their own logic....
insideclimatenews.org/news/1712202...
@massgovernor.bsky.social @masseea.bsky.social
LOOK AT THIS MESSAGE: It's common sense about affordability!
No more gas pipelines, not even AGT or Springfield.
🔥 Let's push on making renewables (solar & batteries) CHEAPER & more PLENTIFUL! 🔥
LOOK AT THIS MESSAGE: It's common sense about affordability!
No more gas pipelines, not even AGT or Springfield.
🔥 Let's push on making renewables (solar & batteries) CHEAPER & more PLENTIFUL! 🔥
In the era of affordability politics, making clean energy cheaper may be a more viable emissions mitigation strategy than making dirty energy more expensive. My latest over at The Climate Brink digs into the debate:
Keep it in the ground?
When the politics of affordability meet the needs of climate mitigation
www.theclimatebrink.com
January 5, 2026 at 9:56 PM
@massgovernor.bsky.social @masseea.bsky.social
LOOK AT THIS MESSAGE: It's common sense about affordability!
No more gas pipelines, not even AGT or Springfield.
🔥 Let's push on making renewables (solar & batteries) CHEAPER & more PLENTIFUL! 🔥
LOOK AT THIS MESSAGE: It's common sense about affordability!
No more gas pipelines, not even AGT or Springfield.
🔥 Let's push on making renewables (solar & batteries) CHEAPER & more PLENTIFUL! 🔥
Right, but sorry (I love @arvindpawan1.bsky.social's thoughts anytime) - this is very much about "affordability", and the idea that at least a lax, non-regulatory approach to fossil extraction and export = cheaper energy and happy voters.
The LNG export boom seems to be very likely to not do that?
The LNG export boom seems to be very likely to not do that?
January 5, 2026 at 8:08 PM
Right, but sorry (I love @arvindpawan1.bsky.social's thoughts anytime) - this is very much about "affordability", and the idea that at least a lax, non-regulatory approach to fossil extraction and export = cheaper energy and happy voters.
The LNG export boom seems to be very likely to not do that?
The LNG export boom seems to be very likely to not do that?
Also, there is a finite number of VLCC, Very Large Crude Carrier ships, in the world. The thing with our Canadian imports, we get those via rail and pipelines. No boats. This crude requires boats, and the global fleet has a fixed capacity. More can be built, but that takes time and $$$.
January 5, 2026 at 5:23 PM
Also, there is a finite number of VLCC, Very Large Crude Carrier ships, in the world. The thing with our Canadian imports, we get those via rail and pipelines. No boats. This crude requires boats, and the global fleet has a fixed capacity. More can be built, but that takes time and $$$.
oh. Steffani did say "Canada strong"
and this:
and this:
January 4, 2026 at 10:52 PM
oh. Steffani did say "Canada strong"
and this:
and this:
Also: when the G&M takes Trump's talk about stealing Venezuela's oil as all the more reason for Canada to build oil pipelines, you know how strong their own commitment to pipelines is.
(It is very likely that Venezuelan oil will have no impact on Canadian oil markets.)
(It is very likely that Venezuelan oil will have no impact on Canadian oil markets.)
When the Globe and Mail editorial board is warning that the Venezuela invasion represents a threat to Canada you know how serious the menace is from the gangster fascist regime.
January 4, 2026 at 9:33 PM
Also: when the G&M takes Trump's talk about stealing Venezuela's oil as all the more reason for Canada to build oil pipelines, you know how strong their own commitment to pipelines is.
(It is very likely that Venezuelan oil will have no impact on Canadian oil markets.)
(It is very likely that Venezuelan oil will have no impact on Canadian oil markets.)
What if instead, US getting oil from Venezuela means theres no market for Canadian oil, no market, no pipelines? We'd have to go full on renewables,diversify
The market is everything right? Possible? Hopeful?
Maybe this forces us to pivot, to do what the people want
No more O&G🤷🏻♀️
The market is everything right? Possible? Hopeful?
Maybe this forces us to pivot, to do what the people want
No more O&G🤷🏻♀️
January 4, 2026 at 8:32 PM
What if instead, US getting oil from Venezuela means theres no market for Canadian oil, no market, no pipelines? We'd have to go full on renewables,diversify
The market is everything right? Possible? Hopeful?
Maybe this forces us to pivot, to do what the people want
No more O&G🤷🏻♀️
The market is everything right? Possible? Hopeful?
Maybe this forces us to pivot, to do what the people want
No more O&G🤷🏻♀️
The new Effect Path API in Higher-Kinded-J
A single API to Unify Effects and Optics in Java.
No more nested if-checks, scattered try-catch. Just clean, flat pipelines.
find out more: higher-kinded-j.github.io/v0.3.0/effec...
#Java #Effects #Optics #FunctionalProgramming #Spring #Higher-Kinded-J
A single API to Unify Effects and Optics in Java.
No more nested if-checks, scattered try-catch. Just clean, flat pipelines.
find out more: higher-kinded-j.github.io/v0.3.0/effec...
#Java #Effects #Optics #FunctionalProgramming #Spring #Higher-Kinded-J
January 4, 2026 at 4:52 PM
The new Effect Path API in Higher-Kinded-J
A single API to Unify Effects and Optics in Java.
No more nested if-checks, scattered try-catch. Just clean, flat pipelines.
find out more: higher-kinded-j.github.io/v0.3.0/effec...
#Java #Effects #Optics #FunctionalProgramming #Spring #Higher-Kinded-J
A single API to Unify Effects and Optics in Java.
No more nested if-checks, scattered try-catch. Just clean, flat pipelines.
find out more: higher-kinded-j.github.io/v0.3.0/effec...
#Java #Effects #Optics #FunctionalProgramming #Spring #Higher-Kinded-J