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I've never noticed this. The difference must not amount to much over the course of the ride...?

That's a question I'd probably ask anyone attending a "Whose Line is it Anyway?" event...

I went to their website a few days ago but had no idea how to use this thing. Anyone figure it out?

Mostly I don't see that it comes up with new things. It offers nothing in the way of real creativity. Everything it produces consists of stuff that is already available in some form elsewhere. What it seems to have down is combining that old stuff into novel strings (or pixels or beeps)...

Mostly agree. ChatGPT texts are pretty noticeable as such. However, I wouldn't call it "an automation of google searches", mostly because I don't think it's actuality looking through tables of facts or anything similar but just stringing together words in a probabilistic fashion based on...

You want to move everything from folder A to folder B? This is easy enough. How does folder B come to exist?

What's a 2-in-1 in this scenario?

I don't know, I find the promise of a paycheck or the threat of its discontinuation to be pretty motivating. 🤑

What does that mean? Like, what exactly was the deliverable? Did it give you an .accdb file? If it can spit out actual database files that are more-or-less ready to use, that's quite something...

I tried You.com the other day. It didn't require an account, so a much more inviting trial environment for folks not wanting to sign their lives away to a computer. I wanted to see how it was creatively because the ChatGPT examples I've seen of poetry don't have the best meter. First I asked it...

You asked someone in an interview if they thought sentiments were real? What were you interviewing for?

It sounds like a bot selling "performance management software" ... 🤨

https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/PRATT

Grammatical gender has nothing to do with biological gender. The notion of inanimate objects having grammatical gender is not ridiculous in the least.

English does the same - and quite frequently. It just often keeps the component words separate in spelling. (Baseball = one word; White House = one word. But white house = two words.)

When these folks start learning and using OE noun declensions and the full system of verb conjugation, I'll maybe start taken them a little more seriously. Until then, this is mostly just an inside joke to make a few people feel clever about knowing made-up words used in otherwise fully-modern...

Seems like the real issue is you have something that isn't a number stored in a numeric data type.

I've never disabled the close operation (which I think might need more than just hiding the X - to handle shortcuts), but I do use a method in line with the nav/hidden form approach mentioned by several here to present users an "are you sure?" so they don't accidentally close and get frustrated...

This is in the Excel forum...

See the link in @Isaac's post for why I don't use integer for anything.