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Providing an example would be useful.

I was being sarcastic(ally honest) before, but 1:41 😗 Baby, this video is not playing and it's a real attempt I respeck it 🚶🏿

I wish that my experience with antiblackness was like this. -The colors are neutral -The animations are cute -The music is calming -Her vocal tone is soothing -The steps are simple and not intimidating Is this how the '100% human' experience feels?

What is this corporate funded schlock!? Is this the Yes Men?

This is how the Canadian government systematically excludes straight white males from gov jobs and jobs in general.

Is there any anti white racism in Africans govt. I have seen pictures of African Govts & I don't see 1 white person, East Indian, Chinese etc. That seems more racist than Canada's govt. What a crock of crap.

Based on his evasive rhetoric (did he teach Freeland that skill?), it sounds like he doesn't know what he is doing. That's good to know.

What a waste of money and time. The noble warrior theory isn't going to replace oil or stop the emissions or give a more peaceful way to live. This is a waste of peoples time.

Excellente presentation qui decrit la longue lutte pour la promotion du merite et de la diversite dans la Fonction publique canadienne.

If these are all in one language with subtitles, would you please indicate that in the title?

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Oui vous avez vraiment le maillot jaune de la connerie comme trudeau dailleurs un gilet jaune

There is a lot written about social credit system linked to digital id

Are we getting a social credit system

vive le Québec libre

Canada is not a democracy. To live in a legalized real democracy, you would have the legalized right to introduce and vote on government bills. Search Legalize Real Democracy Party to get informed about what democracy really looks like.

Salut madame pourriez-vous m'aider à monter mon CV si oui svp j'aimerais savoir votre adresse email merci

Dans l'exemple donné, la personne ajoute l'expression "non cédé" lorsqu'elle parle du territoire. Est-ce encouragé pour un employé du fédéral de décrire ainsi les territoires ou devrait-il s'en tenir à "traditionnel" ou "ancestral" simplement?

The Time is Now for White Canadians in the Public Service to fight Antiwhite Propaganda

How can one obtain this presentation deck?

This video references a presentation - could you please include a link to view/access/download this presentation (EN/FR) in the description text? Thank you.

Très belle présentation, very inspiring for us Cameroonians who need federalism pour renforcer notre souveraineté neo colonialiste and of course protect our vast diversity.

GOVERNMENT OVER REACH

I would NEVER endorse AI leadership which places the market above the welfare of the citizens. I think they mentioned 3 times how the system human subordination to market conditions.

acknowledging a native tribe who themselves stole the land from other natives who also stole it from other natives etc. Utterly pointless. Pandering at its finest

Thank you, France and Anita and team for the opportunity to present to your audience!

No one views ?? Canada open source

Bonjour, merci du partage Hantz! Est-ce possible de réutiliser la vidéo sur un site d'éducation populaire, svp?

Well done. Thank you for the video and please thank the speaker for their courage and honesty.

Hello Scott!, Code as Rules sounds great! Great videos. comments: "may' or 'could' ... usually just means that there are additional criteria that need to be examined to make a decision, which in turn means more work is needed to find those implicit criteria. The example in the video wasn't meant to be taken literally, I imagine... but the code in the example looked a lot like javascript. javascript is a language that is not focused on readability. I think it is important that the rules, after they are translated into code, remain readable, so the choice of implementation language is important. Python is a language with great qualities for this: ( pythoninstitute.org/what-is-python/ ) Python values readability and concision and that makes it easier for people to understand. It's not the best if you write rules in human language, but then have no way to audit the result, because the resulting code is too arcane. Beautiful code should result from clearly understood rules. I think people underestimate the amount of review and iteration needed to get what you are doing done correctly. You really want a (preferably public) git repository and an issue tracker (like on github.com, but there are many equivalent options.) where the code is presented for review, and *branches* represent the rules in various states of review. After choices are made, those changes get merged into the *main* branch. It should be understood that rules will evolve, as politicians take feedback from citizens, as people figure out loopholes, and thus version control can help when it comes time to propose improvements, folks can create branches that can be evaluated against one another, and the best one merged. Versioning is an inherent core concept that needs to be part of Code as Rules. I work, on Canada's behalf, with the World Meteorological Organization (WMO). We are trying to modernize a 50 year old, many hundred page tome of regulations/telecommunications standards, called WMO 386 (Manual on the GTS.) We are doing it with a python module on github. We've only had two meetings so far, but it seems to be the kind of setup that might help for this sort of thing: github.com/wmo-im/GTStoWIS2 It seems to be the kind of thing my colleagues in the WMO are pushing for. Just thought it was relevant to share. We've got a long way to go, but I am very encouraged so far. Good luck in your efforts!

The Canadian Government needs to invest a billion dollars building a main control center for Governmental operations systems for digitalizing Canada's services and programs and health systems and making things more hassle free and easier to accomplish in good ways for the citizens. This would also do good things like improving turnaround times, line-ups and congestion at Governmental offices and should save a lot of time for people once the system is fully developed and up and running. The system needs to be designed to be versatile and adaptive to changes and upgrades over time.

Good initiative

Bravo 👏🏾

Do you have any French version of this video?

With all due respect, perhaps the culture of risk adversity exists because the actions of the federal government have important consequences, and I say this with all due respect knowing that Mr Da Pont was the DM of PSPC until April 2016, overseeing the launch of Phoenix. Not to put all the blame at his feet, it would be perhaps more helpful to hear his views on risk-based approach to innovation that's grounded in the reality of the public service based on what he's learned through his unique experiences overseeing perhaps one of the worse failures of public service in decades.

Missed it earlier today, glad to be able to view it later online.

Amazing speech and initiative

This is a panel with Neil Milliken and Luna Bengio.