Lmaydev

Yeah a certain amount of days a year regardless of religion seems the obvious thing.

Then choose your religion based on how many days off it gets you.

Ah I see your point now.

So we should be trying to get this right for other religious groups and not complain that first nation people have it.

Giving more people rights is always better than taking them away.

We need to give these rights to other religious groups. Not take them away from others.

Giving rights to people doesn't take them away from others.

If Christians needed this according to their religion I have no doubt they'd get it.

In fact in my country (UK) many Christian events are already holidays (Easter, Christmas). Is this not the same in Canada?

Edit:

Canadians commonly refer to Easter as the period from Good Friday through Easter Monday. Good Friday (and /or Easter Monday) is a statutory holiday in Canada.

Christians already have this in Canada. So your point is totally incorrect. This in fact brings their religious rights in line with Christians.

America is responsible for a good few as well.

It's automatically backed up. This is no different than MFA in that regard. Which I hope you're using.

I use it instead of a search engine now.

Rather than skimming a few blog/SO posts looking for the particular info I want it pulls exactly what I need, summarizes it, provides sources and allows follow up questions.

A huge amount of people use the same password everywhere.

It's much easier for someone to get your password than your phone.

I use it all the time at work as a programmer. Not that often for generating code but for learning new languages and frameworks quickly.

I noticed our juniors are able to get up to speed incredibly fast by leaning on it when picking up new things as well.

We also experimented with it for sentiment analysis of customer feedback and the results were very impressive.

It is genuinely a game changer when used correctly. The issue I see is people trying to push it everywhere.

Literally says domain in the title. Also says they seized the domain in the summary text below.

That's fucking hilarious.

The way they see the world is fascinating.