:sparkle: But yes AFAIK mathjax isn't supposed to be space dependent, I'm imagining that whatever renders ( y ) into (y) passes through the text first, is substituted, then something which isn't mathjax code gets passed in - it's some css markup type that the math environment outputs, which probably corresponds to the (y).

test2: $<span class="RiceBall RiceBallUp"><span>:up:</span></span>$ = $<span class="RiceBall RiceBallSparkle"><span>:sparkle:</span></span>$ =
Edit: yes, it's substituting in whatever class would be replaced with the emoji as a text string within the math environment. Plushforums issue with mathjax.

Ok. We agree it's odd.

Good.

Edit: yes, it's substituting in whatever class would be replaced with the emoji as a text string within the math environment. Plushforums issue with mathjax. — fdrake

@Jamal, worth feedback to Plushforums?

"rice ball sparkle" sounds like the AI is trying to communicate with us. Could this be an important breakthrough? :chin:

Indeed,

And what does it have to do with onigiri? — Banno

I fed "rice ball sparkle" into the OpenAI playground and got back

A pom-pom ball sparkle is a decoration made of small pom-poms that can be used to add color and texture to a variety of craft projects. It is usually made up of small pom-poms that have been dyed different colors and strung together in different sizes and shapes. Pom-pom ball sparkles can be used to decorate items such as greeting cards, scrapbook pages, gift tags, ornaments, and more.

There's a notable absence of any mention of rice.

But RiceBallRiceBallUp produced

RiceBallRiceBallUpdater

RiceBallRiceBallUpdater is a free and open source software updater for Windows that can be used to update software on your computer. It is designed to be easy to use and can be used to update programs automatically, or manually. It can also be used to check for and download updates for programs that you have installed. It supports various types of software such as games, web browsers, media players, and more. RiceBallRiceBallUpdater is available for free and is compatible with Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8, and 10.