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And they all stink.

> ~~Someone~~ *An LLM training bot* now finding it and using it for their own benefit/loss, that's a problem.

I believe you meant.

Somehow this is not about Microsoft.

> Can you give some examples of the sort of harmful and dangerous untruths you're referring to?

I second this sentiment. I don't remember seeing any content (positive or negative) about AI in Lobsters; which might be indicative of something.

For some reason your comment shows as having been posted 6 days ago (or 8 days ago when editing my reply) even though this thread was created only 3 hours ago. What is happening here?

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    class Item extends EventTarget {

        #checkbox = <input type='checkbox' /> as HTMLInputElement;
        li;

        constructor(private list: List, text: string) {
            super();
            this.li = (
              <li class='item'>
                {this.#checkbox}
                <span onclick={() => this.toggle()}>{text}</span>
                <button class='close' onclick={() => this.remove()}></button>
              </li> as HTMLLIElement
            );
            this.#checkbox.onclick = () => this.toggle();
        }
    }
    

with

    class Item extends EventTarget {

        #checkbox;
        li;
        
        constructor(private list: List, text: string) {
            this.#checkbox = createElement('input');
            this.#checkbox.setAttribute('type', 'checkbox');
            
            this.li = document.createElement('li');
            this.li.className = 'item';
            this.li.appendChild(this.#checkbox);

            const span = document.createElement('span');
            span.onclick = (() => this.toggle());
            span.textContent = text;
            this.li.appendChild(span);

            const button = document.createElement('button');
            button.className = 'close';
            button.onclick = (() => this.remove());
            this.li.appendChild(button);
        }
    }
    

Of course you can create helper functions to avoid all the `createElement`s followed by `setAttribute`s. As mentioned elsewhere you can even used tagged strings. But doing things "manually" is painful.

TFA says:

> If you remove the app, you can reinstall it from the Microsoft Store until November 4, 2024. After that date, Paint 3D will no longer be available for download

I know it as QAOP, and it feels strange to see it written as OPQA.

Also, HJKL for all you vim users out there.

I didn't know that. You've just increased my suffering.

Naming it after something known for its slow speed is an odd choice.

Ugh. I'd like to meet whoever implemented GitHub's left side file tree and shake them by the collar while asking "ever heard of the 'a' element in HTML"?

I'd rather see an interval written as (6.9, 7.1) than (6.916(6), 7.083(3))

The image itself links to https://gamemath.com/book/intro.html by the way.

If you understand 3D you understand 2D, and in fact explanations for 3D usually start by explaining the equivalent in 2D first.

I don't know if you know this, but you can still get the traditional kind of menu if you tap the Alt key. It won't stay permanently visible if you change focus back to the content page though.

My interpretation has always been the same as mceachen's, but other comments in this sub-thread have thought me I am wrong and your understanding is correct. Today I learned.

For what it's worth[0]:

> If you do something in anger, you do it in a real or important situation as it is intended to be done, rather than just learning or hearing about it

[0] https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/in-anger

The irony of the situation is this post might incentivize new people to subscribe to her feed. I know I'm one of them.

> the US's first hydrogen-fueled ship is officially ready to set sail

Has the person who wrote this title paused to consider it makes it sound like the ship won't be able to be propelled by hydrogen fuel alone?

I don't know about you, but more often than not I have maximized windows covering the background image. The thing which reminds me I'm using Windows is the start button. Not to mention.. everything else.

Why did you jump from 'cartoon characters having Socratic conversations' to 'sex life'? Good grief.

I mostly agree. But Windows 10 added virtual desktops[0]. Took them long enough!

Its dialog when copying files in nicer as well IMO.

[0] Windows 7 supported up to 4 virtual desktops, but not out-of-the-box: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/downloads/des...

I have to ask: is there a Greek equivalent for "it's all Greek to me"?

Edit: I just did an internet search and found you use Chinese or Turkish instead. Never mind me.

I equate it with saying water doesn't exist because it's all just hydrogen and oxygen. Wait, I meant sub-atomic particles.

Video title: "Dan Neil: Dymaxion Car-Cool, How Does It Drive?"

Duration: 3:24

Description: "Buckminster Fuller's 1933 foray into automobiles gave us the Dymaxion Car, and enthusiast Jeff Lane has one of the only working replicas in the world. WSJ's Rumble Seat columnist Dan Neil takes the road zeppelin for a spin...or should we say wobble?"

Why "can't" (won't) screen readers pick up the title attribute?

I'm not American, but I would have understood what you meant had you written sq yd instead.

I'm going to have the Ben Harper song stuck in my head now.

While you're here: while skimming I noticed under the headline Connections one of the samples has the wrong label. Instead of `Gordon <-> Mia: ->` it should be `Gordon <-> Mia: <->`

Blender wants to eat everyone's lunch, and it's getting there I.

Sounds to me like a joke. As in: bulls eat grass.