> Prompts are not code

ChatGPT, where were the causes for WWII?

For each cause

  specify the people involved

  for each person

    print out a brief biography

To me that reads: I throw your assumption into the GROUND!

Why can't I zoom in on mobile?

THIS is a great opening line. Had a good laugh :D

Never heard of a "from" loop before.

Array.from lets you build an array from an iterable source (often used in conjunction with `new Set` to eliminate duplicates), or in this case, of a fixed length.

Not JavaScript, but... https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/COMEFROM

How about asking yourself where does the inversion principle apply? and avoid applying it where you shouldn't?

Maybe because it could cause you to go outside, increasing exposure to the sun.

In this specific case, going outside would help reduce exposure to aerosolized saliva.

Imagine people at a bar. The smokers would stand outside in the cold, smoking, while the non-smokers inside are warmer but at higher risk of catching an infection.

Or kill you before you get to a vulnerable age.

it might work like a mask if you always inhale through a filter and an inferno.

It might even purify your second-hand smoke.

but yes, you have a very real point. I remember reading about some drug that seemed to give people heart attacks, but it actually cured what it was supposed to and heart attacks were the next statistically likely thing to get you.

That's pretty speculative given the amount of extra time a smoker might spend outside - combined with another speculative idea that small amounts of sun exposure has a meaningful impact on outcomes.

Seems more likely that nicotine itself might have a direct interaction, or that there is no benefit at all, and it's all just noise in the data.

Or cause sick people to avoid you. If I have a cold, no way I'm standing next to a smoker.

Cause more than just sick people to avoid you. And people can see how far your smoke spreads so there's a visible warning to keep your distance.

The "User in DnD?" box made me chuckle.

For other readers (like me) who were confused for a few seconds (maybe because I don't use slack?): Do not Disturb.

Because they're playing Dungeons and Dragons.

Butterfield hasn't graduated to Advanced Dungeons & Dragons yet? About time.

Do not disturb.

Wonder if they will run into trademark issues when they move on to the next version of the chip.

> Wonder if they will run into trademark issues when they move on to the next version of the chip

No, but they'll give everyone a free one, and then the blowback will be terrible.

I doubt Lockheed cares much about an obsolete spy plane that was secret for most of it's existence.

Bono won't care as long as they don't pitch him to invest in it (like webOS)...also it has to play "All That You Can't Leave Behind" whenever you activate tracking mode.

Does this include watching videos on https://www.reddit.com/r/CombatFootage/?

Moral of the story: If you're going to jump from an airplane without a parachute make sure to aim for something soft like pine trees in snow or a building with a glass ceiling.