Who knew that a computational engine could have a sense of humour? I liked the “Human discourse: additional functionality for this topic is under development” when asking it “Are you a robot?”. It was vaguely useful when trying to assess the impact of a rule change in Olympic Trench the other day (An angle-based rule became a distance and height based rule, so trigonometry told us we needed a table of arctangents, so you know).
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