Built-in 5-point harnesses in the back seats would be safer than car seats and far easier, but there is a whole industry working against that idea.

Assuming the kids would be facing forward, wouldn't that require a helmet and a HANS device as well?

Really? I fit 3 seats in a Hyundai i30. Not a big or fuel-hungry car.

Only quite small cars would have this problem - we had to upgrade from a Honda Jazz/Fit for this reason, but only to a Hyundai i30.

They had that with the previous gen mini, but the new ones are too tall now.

Put it at foot level and kick it.

LLMs shift you from a software engineer to a management role, with all of the overhead that entails.

"The problem isn't the concept of 'null', but rather that everything can be null, which makes it impossible to distinguish between the cases where null is an appropriate and expected value, from the cases where null is a defect."

https://blog.ploeh.dk/2015/04/13/less-is-more-language-featu...

Is it because "the news" has changed beyond what we are designed to handle. It used to be just local gossip, and every now and then you'd hear about the king having a son or something. Eventually things progressed to where you would get newspapers and TV telling you what's happening in your country and maybe some global news, but you would only get that once a day and space was limited. Now it feels like news sites dredge up every bad thing happening everywhere at every minute and give it a big headline, trying to convince you it is important to know.

What do you look for in Arts & Culture? I find https://www.getdailyart.com/ pretty great if you are mostly just interested in painting.

I produce book for Standard Ebooks, and they need cover art.[1] Arts & Culture is a good source, but I also use Wikimedia Commons and some museum sites directly.

[1] https://standardebooks.org/artworks

There are three pillars for the bleeding edge, aren't there? TSMC, ASML, and the Spruce Pine quartz mine.