I used to live nearby and was always weirded out by the statue just being one of the required two-minute stops for all the tourist groups. A short monologue, then move on to the next attraction...

> enumerating the specific safety rules it had violated.

That's not how safety works at all. You don't tell the agent some rules to follow, you set up the agent so it can't do the things you don't want it to do. It is very simple and rather obvious and I wish we stopped discussing it already.

> I have a folder with tens of abandoned projects, I re-frame them as experiments at that point.

Interesting, I have just the opposite situation: I have a folder with tens of experiments, many of which have become actual projects at this point.

Wouldn't it be more efficient on a 1:n level here in the comments? Or are you happy to do a 1:1 with all of us?

Same, I also enjoy the fact that PaperWM is a mostly non-intrusive Gnome extension. Also apart from generally improving my workflow, it enabled me to remove two or three other extensions I was using (desktop grid and others, I forgot which).

Ah I needed this half a year ago. I learned through some fumbling that rolling window is what I wanted all along...

Thank you! I looked through their damn webpage (hosted very much somewhere) and they didn't link a single example!

Actually they do have one, but it's an older beta format that isn't supported anymore.

Oh the irony

I’m pretty sure she’s ditching him

> Not sure China actually needs to invade Taiwan - it just needs to be patient.

An interesting point. China has historically been good at being patient.

It's respectful to trust someone who says they're not suicidal. Saying "they could've been suicidal anyway" is disrespectful to people who aren't suicidal and are telling the truth.

If someone is struggling with suicidal thoughts and is publicly lying about it, they shall not have my respect anyway: I'm ok with being disrespectful to them.