Kagi Translate now supports LinkedIn Speak as an output language

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> Then again maybe the quality of Lincoln's literacy defies it.

I think so. My first thought reading this output is that I should ask the LLM to first write in the style of Lincoln and then slightly modernize the prose.

At least it's not Unix.

What we often call "GNU/Linux" is actually "Systemd/GNU/Linux"—or as I like to say, SystemD plus GNU plus Linux. It's important to remember that GNU/Linux isn't a standalone OS; it's a critical component of a robust SystemD, powered by declarative units & timers that make it truly functional.

So many pros are running SystemD every day without even realizing it! Due to a shift in the industry, the version we use is widely labeled as "Linux," but it's fundamentally the SystemD system developed by the SystemD project.

Yes, GNU/Linux exists and it's vital, but it's just a small piece of the puzzle. It's the kernel & base userland—the engine that allocates resources to your apps & some minimal core utilities. Essential? Absolutely. But it only shines within a complete OS. Most "GNU/Linux" distributions are actually SystemD/GNU/Linux distributions.

Let's give credit where it's due! #OpenSource #TechTips #SystemDGNULinux #OperatingSystems #Innovation #TechCommunity #RedHat #LennartPoettering

Input: Kennedy's Berlin speech

Output:

Honored to be in this incredible city today as a guest of your visionary Mayor—a true leader who embodies the "fighting spirit" of West Berlin on a global stage.

It’s a privilege to visit the Federal Republic alongside your distinguished Chancellor, whose long-term commitment to democracy, freedom, and progress is a masterclass in leadership. Also great to be here with my fellow American, General Clay, a seasoned pro who has navigated this city through its most critical pivots.

2,000 years ago, the ultimate flex was "civis Romanus sum." Today, in the world of freedom, the ultimate personal brand statement is "Ich bin ein Berliner." (Shoutout to my interpreter for the assist! )

To those who don't see the value proposition of the free world vs. the Communist model: Let them come to Berlin. To those who think communism is the "next big thing": Let them come to Berlin. To those who think we can just "collaborate" with the Communist system: Let them come to Berlin. And to those who claim communism drives economic growth despite its flaws: Lasst sie nach Berlin kommen. Let them come to Berlin.

Freedom has its challenges and democracy isn't a perfect product, but we’ve never had to build a wall to keep our "talent" from leaving. On behalf of my team back across the Atlantic, we are incredibly proud to have partnered with you on this 18-year journey. I’ve never seen a city show this much resilience, vitality, and grit under pressure.

The wall is a visible KPI of the Communist system’s failure. But we take no satisfaction in it. As your Mayor said, it’s an offense against humanity—disrupting families, separating teams, and dividing a people who want to scale together.

What’s true for Berlin is true for Germany: we can’t achieve a sustainable, long-term peace in Europe as long as 25% of Germans are denied the basic right to make a free choice. This generation has put in the work and earned the right to be free and united.

You’re living in a "defended island of freedom," but you’re part of a much larger ecosystem. As I wrap up, I challenge you to look beyond today’s roadblocks toward tomorrow’s ROI. Look beyond Berlin and Germany to the global expansion of freedom.

Freedom is indivisible. If one person is enslaved, the whole system is compromised. When everyone is free, we can finally achieve a unified city, country, and continent in a peaceful, hopeful global market. When that day comes, West Berliners can take pride in knowing they were the early adopters on the front lines for two decades.

All free men, regardless of their location, are citizens of Berlin. That’s why, as a free man, I’m proud to say: "Ich bin ein Berliner." #Leadership #Freedom #Resilience #WestBerlin #GlobalImpact #IchBinEinBerliner