User: More professional way to say, "Hi how are you doing"
Assistant: A more professional way to express "Hi, how are you doing?" could be: "Hello, I hope this message finds you well."
User: more variations
Assistant: Certainly! Here are several more professional variations:

1. "Hello, I trust you are doing well."
2. "Good day, I hope you are having a productive week."
3. "Greetings, I hope this note finds you in good spirits."
4. "Hello, I hope you are doing well today."
5. "Dear [Name], I hope this message finds you in great health."
6. "Hi, I hope you are having a successful day."
7. "Good morning/afternoon, I hope you are well."
8. "Hello, I trust all is well on your end."
9. "I hope you are enjoying a pleasant day."
10. "I hope this email finds you well-regarded." 

Feel free to choose any that suit your communication style!
User: nice thanks
Assistant: You're welcome! If you need any more assistance or have any other questions, feel free to ask.
User:                 <foreignObject                   x={0.05 * size}                   y={center - 85}                   width={0.9 * size}                   height={75}                   rx={5}                   ry={5}                 >                   <div className="flex justify-center">                     <div                       className={                         "text-center w-fit h-fit pl-3 pr-3 pt-1 pb-1 font-bold gauge_temperature_value text-nowrap relative"                       }                     >                                            {isNaN(value) ? "--" : value}                       <div                         className={                           "text-center font-bold gauge_temperature_units text-nowrap absolute left-full bottom-6"                         }                       >                         {valueUnits}                       </div>                     </div>                   </div>                 </foreignObject>                 <foreignObject                   x={0.05 * size}                   y={center - 85}                   width={0.9 * size}                   height={75}                   rx={5}                   ry={5}                 >                   <div className="flex justify-center">                     <div                       className={                         "text-center w-fit h-fit pl-3 pr-3 pt-1 pb-1 font-bold gauge_temperature_value text-nowrap relative"                       }                     >                                            {isNaN(value) ? "--" : value}                       <div                         className={                           "text-center font-bold gauge_temperature_units text-nowrap absolute left-full bottom-6"                         }                       >                         {valueUnits}                       </div>                     </div>                   </div>                 </foreignObject>
Assistant: It looks like you've shared some code, specifically JSX used for rendering components, possibly within a React application. The code appears to be responsible for displaying a temperature value and its units inside a graphical user interface. 

If you have a specific question or need help with the code, such as clarifying functionality, refactoring, or styling, please let me know! I'm here to assist you with code explanations or improvements.
User: the absolute positiong is not working in safari
Assistant: