I wasn't making a political point with the video, but your points are interesting.
I agree that, as far as I understand it right now, body-reviewed policies are the democracy we should have.
How about also requiring someone to have experience or a degree in a specific field to vote on specific issues? For example, I've been working in tech for a decade, I should be able to vote on technology policies, but not on medical policies.
This is Hyundai USA and KIA USA, vehicles in other markets were not affected (it affected both equally btw, their turn key vehicles lacked interlock chips and the FMVSS doesn't require them, so they found a way to cheap out)
This is limited to older turn key vehicles, pre-2021. All their EVs have smart keys.
Of course, but this is auto documentation without necessarily relying on the programmer properly documenting their code, or even writing self-documenting code (both of which everyone should be doing anyway)
It basically lets an agent loose on your codebase, and it documents the intricacies of your legacy code, and in my experience, it has been very accurate.
I don't even vibe code, I just ask questions about my legacy codebase and I code manually.
Every time I scroll past this post, I get reminded of that one NGINX extension for JetBrains with the AI slop image of a cat not looking at its monitor, I'll post it here if I remember to do so.
What was that Discovery Channel show about aliens lmao