Please consider improving the color contrast. The text is gray-on-gray and impossible to read.

To be technically accurate, it would actually need to be a suffusion of yellow for all answers above four.

https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=A+Suffusion+...

Thanks for pointing this out!

I probably stared at it for too long on my own monitor and got used to it. I will bump up the contrast in the next update to ensure it's readable for everyone.

So, the Powerbook Duo Dock?

Print out the invoice, write a check, and mail it in?

Print out the invoice, and then send it with a check for $24 and letter requiring them process the check against invoice to their legal department via certified USPS letter.

Ah yes, Microsoft, bringing us back to the 1930's methods of financial transactions.

It is worth a try. I have had really good luck with the US Postal Service. People do not get much mail, so if you send it, someone might actually see it. That will never happen with email or any electronic tools.

It probably wasn't the rmdir command that deleted the parent folder by itself, but the LLM did the traversal. The LLM probably did this:

    rmdir D:\dir one\dir two\file

Detected that it failed, then the LLM issued the traversal command

    rmdir D:\dir one\dir two

And so on...

    rmdir D:\dir one

And then that failed, so...

    rmdir D:\

I have accidentally swipe-navigated far more times than I have ever purposefully swipe-navigated (zero times), so I am astounded to see someone who hasn't rage-disabled that misfeature upon installation of the OS.

The only swiping gesture heresy is that on Android both sides go back.

I don't begrudge it being overridden here since this is a demo, but ever since, like, way early Opera era, swiping to navigate is muscle memory for me, and I prefer it both on desktop and mobile/tablet. Much simpler than reaching for the button.

i was never attracted to the gattaca UX, it's a UI pre-crime.

reaching is muscle memory for me. buttons i like because i know what i'm getting, and what i'm getting can be many different things as buttons allow.

Glad you have the ability to set your own preferences, but I’m pretty sure most people are happy with this. Do you by chance spend a lot of time reading PDFs while angry?

Well, that’s because you don’t use it I guess!

I basically only swipe back. This aligns web pages with iOS nav stacks.

Like many changes, you originally hate it, then you get used to it, then you hate when it changes again.

I wonder if the browser would attempt to validate the contents of a script tag with type json, versus treating it as a blob that would only be validated when parsed/used. And any performance overhead at load time for doing so. Not at a machine at the moment so I can't verify.

And I've used coalesce to describe Array.prototype.reduce and Object.assign as well.

That doesn't sound correct. An async function ought to return a _new_ Promise on each invocation, and each of those returned Promises are independent. Are you conflating memoization? Memoized functions will have these problems with denouncing, but not your standard async function.

If I understand it correctly, they're saying the debounce function itself usually implements memoization in a way that will return you stale promises.

Ghostwriter. https://youtu.be/sGByxW2R3hQ?t=1080

When I think early 2000s I think Jagex Games Domain Castle.