It is AMAZING for documentation. I've had ChatGPT create excellent documentation of my code... and then warn me about a few edge cases I forgot to handle...

It's Windows, I'm sure there's a registry key to turn it off.

...or they could use more efficient lasers.

Whereas NIF’s 1990s-era technology is only 0.5% efficient, Campbell says that modern lasers can get as high as 20%.

-Physicsworld

There's a theory going around that this sort of behavior is caused by feeding too much advertising copy in the training material. It creates a bot that flatters and persuades, but provides little useful insight.

Humans have a negativity bias that causes us to focus on the bad things that happen and ignore the good. This means a hand full of vaccine reactions has a more profound effect on people than the doubling of life expectancy over the past century.

First of all, nobody gives a shit about level 2 chargers, and we should just ignore level 1 completely since they are so slow. They're destination chargers and you should have at least one for every EV on the road. Touting these as viable public charging only causes confusion and distrust among the general public regarding EVs.

Level 3 is what everyone cares about, and that's what needs some level of parity with fuel pumps. Lack of level 3 charging is what leaves people with EVs stranded, and stranded EV owners is bad news for EV adoption.

Furthermore, it's not enough to have level 3 chargers installed. They have to be maintained, and that's the biggest issue with charging right now, broken chargers!

What could possibly go wrong?

Your claim is testable. If Nate Silver is part of a "Baltimore Stockbroker Scam" as you claim, there should be another individual that has proven to be more accurate by now. However, Nate Silver famously was wrong about the 2016 election, and no one has claimed the prize as a superior prognosticator.

The site has really gone downhill since Nate Silver left. However, I am going to miss their polling averages. Outlier polls make news, but the average tells the real story.

Most of them were DOS games with an installer that made the necessary shortcuts in Windows. They run fine on Linux with DOSBox. I've been playing them that way for years.

It may also have to do with the EU's Data Act, which essentially means you own all data you create, and need to give permission for companies to use it.

The next James Bond will be played by a bald billionaire. The villains will be poor people with great hair.

Diesel emissions have really come a long way.

I've noticed Copilot has been less useful recently. A few times I've asked it to write an email and it simply parroted back my instructions.

Sounds like another example of teachers not using real world examples. The students can't link their schooling with practical applications, and vice versa.