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Been seeing a lot about #ChatGPT lately and got my first question at the library this week from someone who was looking for a book that the bot had recommended. They couldn't find it in our catalog. Turns out that ALL the books that ChatGPT had recommended for their topic were non-existent. Just real authors and fake titles cobbled together. And apparently this is known behavior. 😮

Study shows that touch screen buttons are less safe than physical buttons (no surprise to anyone in #UXDesign)

"The 2005 #Volvo far outperformed the modern, infotainment screen equipped cars, with a driver completing all four tasks in just ten seconds and 1,000 feet traveled."

futurism.com/the-byte/study-fi

So it's time to replace our kitchen cabinets. They're probably close to 50 years old and the particle board is simply falling apart. Our house is small (around 1000 square feet), so our kitchen is as well.

Suggestions or resources on where to get started? Web searching seems to find mainly:

* Ads
* Articles about *whether* to replace them
* Articles about how to do it yourself (we don't have the skills, tools, or inclination)

(Specific recommendations for Portland, OR would be particularly useful.)

Two other things I noticed in this web search:

* Many of the pages seem like they were written by either ChatGPT or a first-year college student trying to pad 2 pages of ideas into a 20-page paper.

* What's with all the open shelving? Who are these people who (a) are magically immune to dust and (b) have so much space they can spend four feet of shelving on one knickknack they got on their weekend trip to Provence?

There's still a week left to get in on the ground floor of . Bring your "A" game!

Peter Drake, he/him, LFHCfS 🔥  
In 2023 we're going to do a #BoardGamesAToZ challenge. There's a new letter every two weeks, starting with A on Jan 1. During that fortnight, we'll...

We played Votes for Women for the first time tonight. @peterdrake needed only 3 more Xs going into the final vote and applied some Voter Suppression for an easy victory.

I think I sent the amendment to the states one or two cards too late and lost 6-8 easy, early wins in the Plains as a result. This is clearly going to be a game where timing is everything.

I very much prefer it to Twilight Struggle because it's a bit simpler and shorter.

#BoardGames

There should be #infrastructure trading cards.

No, seriously. Lots of kids LOVE #trains and #dams and stuff just as much as other kids love athletes or Japanese cartoons or whatever. The world is full of fabulous, pro-city, pro-#sustainability accomplishments that we should teach kids about. Who wouldn’t love to open a pack and find this Dutch thing (from @BrentToderian ) staring back at them?

Anyone I know in the #PDX area have a Girl Scout selling their cookies? DM me a link and I’ll buy some.

@peterdrake didn't trouce me as badly as we first thought in this morning's game of Above and Below (58 vs. 51). Especially if you consider my final villager count of 4 vs. his crowd of 9.

I was very pleased by the narrative and aesthetic coherence of my final village. The replenishing fish source below fed our fish stew restaurant above with a late mushroom discovery for added flavor.

I love how the ground flows seamlessly across the cards when you line them up.

#BoardGames #BoardGamesAtoZ

Kudos to everyone who has created so many different space games over the past decade or so.

(this gif is obviously not representative)

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