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Even if everyone did, not every business would. Shell would buy American oil in a heartbeat.

• Searching a large dataset with a vague search criteria.
• Real-time feedback when studying a foreign language (since accuracy is less important than quantity).
• Apparently in medicine they’re using generative AI for something meaningful, but I’m not entirely convinced it is actually generative AI and I’d need to do more research.
• Sometimes it can help in learning to program and in sanity-checking code security.

If I remembered it, it wouldn’t be overrated.

Do people rate that highly, or just play a lot of it?

Ireland abstained too, and they didn’t really have a recent slave trade.

There’s normally a reason when that assortment of countries chooses to abstain (the no voters are normally just evil). In this case it’s likely the use of the word “gravest”. I’d say the holocaust was worse, at least in the slave trade the people were just a means to an end. The holocaust involved torture by design and aimed to erase an entire religion.

Others may disagree, but there’s at least room for doubt on the declaration that it’s the “gravest”.

Alternatively I’d somehow stop the Taft-Hartley act from passing. It prevented trade unions from making political donations until Citizens United vs FEC.

Late 1999, I’d smash all the voting machines in Florida.

Maybe give cars a second pair of axles, to keep them aligned with the overhead power on the highway and to reduce the tire wear. Maybe join them together too so each individual car doesn’t have to worry about braking and the driver can basically just sleep.

This isn’t me sarcastically reinventing trains. I see why people would rather spend their commute in a private car than in a public train carriage. These features just seem genuinely useful.

What I have sarcastically reinvented is basically just self-driving cars.

I thought that by now we would’ve commercialized at scale alternative battery technologies. We’re still using lithium ion even for grid storage and EV’s.

Also, I expected we would have put a man on the moon by now.

Not like we have anyone better.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valve_Corporation

It is a corporation. Just not publicly traded.

EDIT: I looked it up some more because it says Valve is a company and there’s no citation for it being a corporation other than that Valve calls itself one. But a company is a type of corporation.

Valve.

AMD also gets a free pass just for not being Nvidia or Intel. Other than that, if it’s Chinese and I know the name of it then it probably gets a free pass.

Give it a few weeks.

The system has the newspaper barons onside.