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It couldn't even see the spreadsheet. COPILOT() can't see the spreadsheet, only the range you provide in the second parameter. None was provided.

It was thinking that 15 is the most common answer on the Internet to the request "sum the numbers above".

The COPILOT() feature does not have access to your spreadsheet. You pass it the cell range it is supposed to use for context in the optional second parameter. The user did not provide any second parameter, so they're just asking it to generate some text based on the text of the prompt and nothing else.

The person who made this tweet either didn't bother reading how to use the feature, or is being disingenuous.

I think it's trying to say that you could feasibly use solar-generated power at night and when it's not sunny now, because it has become financially viable to buffer it in a huge battery.

With the Lingua::Perligata module you can write your perl in Latin instead. My coworker says it's more readable that way if you know Latin.

Korn means "grain" in German, so both the name and illustration suggests this is made from fermented grains.

My life has been pretty trauma free, but even I sometimes benefit from trigger warnings. Sometimes you're just not in the mood for certain themes.

I was once on a long flight to attend the funeral of a close friend, and was watching a movie on the flight. I didn't know there'd be a funeral scene, and that hit way harder in the state of mind I was in at the time. I don't regret watching the movie, but it did give me a glimpse of how triggers work, in a form probably much milder than how people with real trauma would experience it.

In general I often find that accommodations for people with special needs often also benefit the general population. Accessible web design is often more pleasant to use in my experience, and probably easier for search engines also.

Chrome OS is down, they probably got reinstalled with regular Linux. The rest represents about 1% of the total market share, which could probably be Steam Decks.

I'm pretty sure Obama was not happy about getting that prize. He won it before he was even sworn in due to having such a unifying campaign or some BS, and both he and everyone else knew he hadn't done anything to deserve it yet.

I'm personally convinced that Thorbjørn Jagland, head of the committee at the time, was just smitten by Obama's campaign and got him the prize so he'd be able to meet him.

Still less BS than FIFA giving Trump a fake one, though.

You realize that the spam is not coming from the actual line owning the number, right? They can spoof the number, so they could make it look like it came from any number. If they put some effort into researching you, they could make the spam look like it came from your mom.

Ah. I guess that's why people were so excited about Valve making one. I'm not really that interested in VR, so I never really evaluated their vs the competition's offerings.

May I ask why? It seems like a huge risk due to being tethered to a Facebook account which could get banned at any time. Was the price too good to pass up?

Facebook once explained that their mobile app is so huge because they encourage everyone to just roll their own thing instead of sharing code, because it's faster to not have to coordinate or something. Well, if you never leverage other people's work ever, you're going to spend a lot of time reinventing wheels, and a lot of those wheels will look more like hexagons.