With Apple, it's not necessarily a guarantee that a new version will be better in every way than the old version.'

They've shipped several "new" versions with shittier radios than previous versions over the lifetime of the iPhone alone.

Considering that Apple has had several releases with worse radios than what they shipped immediately previous to those releases, this is kind of news.

Had they not fucked up spectacularly in the past, you would definitely be right.

Electricity is used via wires over state lines, but that hasn't stopped state regulation of that.
Why is electricity in the form of interpretive 1s and 0s different?

So you contend that a MAGA anti-vax guy in charge of the federal agency that compiles and distributes vaccination records and information about viral disease outbreaks isn't a problem, but the extreme edge of leftists with no power whatsoever to change anything in health policy that have anti-vax sympathies are the whole problem... and you're upset about the rightful "-1 Troll" moderation you received?

Rethink a few things please.

Here's what you "win" in "competition" over AI: congratulations, you are now the owner of a tool that sucks down gigawatts of energy to produce no profit and a whole lot of useless Twitter meme slop.

Maybe losing would be better.

Which means this EO isn't worth the paper it's printed on, just like so many others.

Remember when "conservatives" believed in the 10th Amendment and "States' Rights"?

Boy weren't those the days. Now it seems they only care about that when they're trying to prevent the States from limiting the grifting assholes' ability to siphon money out of the public, or if those pesky States are allowing freedoms these tighty-righty dipshits can't abide because they're too busy pushing their virtue-signalling "moral beliefs" down everyone else's throats while violating those same beliefs themselves.

More than that, when I can give a reasonably worded and concise ask to one of these LLMs and it gives me back shit that isn't even remotely right, it's no more impressive than me rolling my face on my keyboard into the Google search and seeing what it comes up with: nonsense and bullshit.

Should we be impressed that they figured out how to burn ever increasing amounts of energy in order to deliver wrong results?

Then feel free to communicate that to the Midwest city of Cincinnati, Ohio that has their own "Cincinnati-style chili" which does not have beans, has some kind of sweetener bullshit in it, and is served over spaghetti.

The midwest is not known for it's Chili pedigree so I don't know why you claimed that.

Yes, and while we're at it, let's reintroduce radium-lined drinking water jars! After all, "Water without radioactivity is like air without oxygen!"

So you are trying to explain away easily observable reality with bad cliche quotes?

Could you be any more disingenuous?

Now only if your claim of anyone with relevant knowledge claiming a vaccine is a 100% cure for anything was true.

Spoiler alert: nobody that knows anything about immunology or virology ever made that claim. You did, when erecting a straw man argument.

They achieved a nuclear criticality in a national lab devoted to nuclear criticality research since the 1940s, using lab facilities, equipment, and expertise.

Not exactly the technical triumph you're describing.

It's a press release, specifically because this company needed to put out a press release.

If they had an NRC-licensed design for a reactor, that would be something worth reporting. Or even if they were building a prototype in order to demonstrate safe operation. But they aren't, so instead they're doing a "we rubbed some isotopes together at Los Alamos and now here's a press release about it" self-congratulatory press release.

And nobody's hand ever slips or moves slightly more / less than they want it to, especially after cramping up from writing pages of notes.

At least with a computer, I can go back and correct the mistake as if it was never there. With handwriting, not so much.