I remember how people used to joke about the second page of Google results being a desolate wasteland where no one ever looks, now I just instinctively scroll down a bit because I know the first page of results is going to be trash.
It's the fact that it could just be a checkbox in search settings, but they make it as hidden as humanly possible, not only is it in the registry, but it's not an existing flag you can change, it's a flag you have to know the exact name of to add. It only takes a minute if you're the type of person to be here commenting on a Linux meme on Lemmy, but to the average user, the option almost doesn't exist.
Because it's just a text prediction engine, the only training data it has about taking a goat across the river is a well-known puzzle involving a wolf, a goat, and a cabbage, so it just regurgitates the solution to that.
We really should have some sort of law that if you hold any high office of government, your immediate family (maybe for 2 generations) is permanently barred from serving in a similar capacity. Some sort of anti-dynasty law.
You don't need to do a conversion, you can just learn them intuitively. 0 is dangerously cold, 10 is cold, 20 is comfortable, 30 is hot, 40 is dangerously hot.
That rule doesn't actually exist in English. It's a Latin rule that some British asshole in the 1800s wanted to impose on English because he believed that Latin was a perfect language and anything that works differently from Latin is a flaw to be corrected.
For all but the most stubborn purists, that definition has sort of retreated to the more specific term "traditional roguelike", letting the roguelike/roguelite distinction be about meta progression.
"Ah yes, the start of World War 1."
"World War what now?"