I think it's used internally within Caddy?

Was going to say something similar - the interior on my Sealion 7 is great! It's better than the BMW or E-Class Mercedes I had before.

Yeah, with some minor exceptions (the interior door handles what the hell lol), my SL7 has similar interior quality to my Audi S4.

I just got an email stating that "Chat and Work are coming together in one experience". Then, half way through it's the real headline: "A shared allowance for ChatGPT and Codex". Figured it was coming at some point...

The Greens, under Polanski, have never been less "niche".

There are three Green parties in the UK. There isn't a "UK Green Party" as such. Polanski's is England and Wales.

Sorry, you're right; I was referring tpnthe Greens of England and Wales, under Polanski.

Kinda reminds me of SimFarm, from back in the early 90's! Anyone else have fond memories of SimFarm?

Without accounting for route of administration, this paper seems pretty worthless... almost deliberately so?

It's not totally worthless. It shows that recreational usage may lead to cardiovascular issues. Is it from the THC itself, eating crap on munchies or having no motivation to move your ass is something for another paper.

I found it to be an excellent, easy-to-read summary.

Which is what AI is RLHF'd to do, but using AI, much less undisclosed AI is against HN guidelines.

> Don't post generated text or AI-edited text. HN is for conversation between humans.

Agreed it's against the guidelines as written but the interpersonal exchange is no different than someone quoting a blog post (and then not linking to it, to be fair). Something like this doesn't feel strictly bad, assuming disclosure and a link to the chat, sources included.

Any good reason to use keepassxc rather than regular KeePass?

At the time I decided to go with regular keepass, it was because setting up OneDrive sync (directly to OneDrive, not depending on a mapped folder because I use as little MS software as possible) and browser extension was easier. And the cross platform UI on KeePassXC just didn’t look and feel good on windows.

I still mainly use Windows and Android, so if cross-platform is the only real reason to switch, I think I'll stick. I have it syncing over SFTP, works great.

> I agree that word is bad

If we put aside the Word file format, and maybe the ribbon, is Word bad though?

I've been using it for decades, and have tried OpenOffice and LibreOffice too over the years - nothing comes close to Word.

Markdown is not suitable for "normal" users, but as a developer, I've come to prefer markdown for technical documentation and such (especially where I want a history, diffs etc), but I still use Word for a lot of other things.

Word is incredibly fully-featured - I use a lot of functionality, but am likely still only using a fraction of what it has. It really does have all your document editing needs covered.

Aside from the file format, I think Word is a fantastic piece of software. I have a few annoyances with it now and then, but it's been very dependable and kept me in good stead over the years.

> > I agree that word is bad

> If we put aside the Word file format, and maybe the ribbon, is Word bad though?

Is the ribbon bad, though, or are we just living through 2003 era UI shock for 13 years now?

I lambasted the ribbon as was fashionable back then, but actually using it in 2020?

It's good. Like, legit amazing UI design. Makes it easy to peck through menus and find what you want. Structures chords for power users, and importantly makes those chords visually discoverable. I've found a pile of good keyboard shortcuts just by starting to slowly press a chord on the ribbon.

It's great for mouse users. It's great for noobs just learning the ropes. It's great for keyboard users who already know their stuff. It's amazing at facilitating the learning process into knowing your stuff

It's been great for 17 years. Do we still have to pretend it sucks because we were used to a different way of doing things?

I said that because I know the ribbon is still contraversial, and some people still don't like - personally, I've come to like it, if not love it as you have.

Even then... is "baby carrier" an American term? Are we talking about slings or car seats or something else?

It’s like a front backpack where the baby is facing the wearer and is supported up to the neck. Something like this https://share.google/cGaL54ZtqoxDq18zv