“Every educator is dealing with the bomb that the AI labs have dropped on them, which is ‘we've made a machine that can do all your kids' homework so… you guys figure it out‘”

This has been one of our most-requested features. We've been testing it the last couple weeks and have found it incredibly useful for the many quick options it opens up. We hope you'll enjoy it too!

Temperature data listed in Kelvin, but needs to be understood by a less Kelvin audience? Easily fixed, and now we can see a more relatable distribution:

ZIP codes trashed by Excel shaving off the leading zeroes? Poof, fixed! And then we can see them mapped instantly:

You can fix this sort of thing in a complicated data cleaning tool, or by firing up a Python notebook, but it's a lot just to make these quick changes. With this update, you can write a single line function that does the conversion and creates a new column.

I've heard people make claims that AI would lead to a new Renaissance, but I didn't imagine it'd happen like this:

Let's do this

Perhaps more simply, I'm just not sure I'm more comfortable with the method version or the madness version of what's happening right now.

2) …learning that it's *not* just some random thing; that it's a couple decades in the making, and now we have to live with the consequences of these fringe ideas because the people who adopted them have billions of dollars.

Finished this, and torn between 1) feeling better that the broligarch behavior is not just a recent (i.e. post-Trump) phenomenon (buy elections! spread right wing hate! cut university funding! cut funding for the world's poorest!) or a seat of the pants thing they're making up as they go, and

awoke this morning with a Vision

so you're saying there's a chance

Loved this story from a woman talking about having a functional relationship with her husband, and how they're supporting each other and their kid.

…while Paul and I plotted about what a modern type specimen might look like when your input is the trove of information in a modern font file.

…Katherine figures out the color changer on the knitting machine and makes a scarf…