Don't forget the shipping of the children by WayFair

Based on the previews, I was leery to see that movie in theaters. So I waited until it was streaming. That was a good call for me. However, I did see the last GotG in theaters and loved it, and was glad I didn't wait until it streams.

In a similar vein I waited for the latest Avatar to stream, and could only get through 1/2 of it before I gave up on it and walked away (and I was also streaming it in 1/2 segments because I couldn't stomach it).

You may have liked Andor, but I thought it was drier than 3 day old toast. I barely made it through the complete series, and am not even going to bother with season 2.

Marvel may have made all the TV series. But who green-lighted and paid for them?

The real problem is a society that accepts uncontrolled violence as a way to "solve" problems. This isn't limited to just guns. There are innumerable videos on the interwebs that show road rage incidents escalating from a simple raised middle finger to deliberately running someone off the road. But there also have been a slew of recent road rage incidents whereby someone shoots at someone else just because they looked at them wrong.

You left out the most important step: Figuring out what the real requirements are, as opposed to what you are being asked to do.

IMHO not really. You seem to be conflating programmers and non-programmers.

a) Yes - I program and I use AI tools
b) No - I program and I don't use AI tools
c) I don't do any programming - I don't program, and by definition I don't use AI tools for programming.

What would have been more interesting, would have been to provide a fourth option so that the questions become:
a) I program and use AI tools
b) I program and don't use AI tools
c) I don't program and use AI tools
d) I don't program and don't use AI tools.
e) Cowboy Neal is my AI tool

But this is /., so bitching about polls is a tradition.

The harm in trying? Potential food poisoning for example?

I am Groot

How is this any different from the estimated 80% of people in the US who play the lottery? It's exactly the same concept of thowing money at a random number generator.

Back in '93(?) I was working in a steel mill in Magnitogorsk, in Siberia. There was a digital display in the in center of town that showed the time, the temperature, and .. the radiation count. While I was there, there was a nuclear accident somewhere near Chelyabinsk (about 100 miles NE of us). We only found out from people back in the West telling us. It wasn't mentioned on any of the local news.

Given the state of their steel mills at the time I wouldn't be surprised about the quality of their nuke programs.

I'm not scared of you 4 digit people. I only get nervous when one of 3 or 2 digit people get summoned.

Where will I get my free internet porn from now? /s

Obviously the OP has never been married.

Well, if you had robust data protection laws, then that would be a good first step. But of course the U.S. lawmakers apparently don't seem to understand that aspect.

I doubt that ChatGP is going to be able to look at a set or requirements and say, "you don't want to do that", or even point out that there are missing requirements, or that the requirements are just plain wrong. Sure, given enough input it could do that for projects that are similar, but every job I work on is custom.