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demilitarizdsm t1_jedha9h wrote
Reply to comment by albanywairoa in Facebook Accounts Hacked by Fake ChatGPT Posing as Browser Extension by Wagamaga
You dont use chatGPT to fake out your family that you're still on facebook so they don't look for you on TikTok?
demilitarizdsm t1_jedb5ue wrote
Reply to comment by Daniel_The_Thinker in TIL in the 1920s, Coco Chanel accidentally got a tan, and helped inspire the trend of sunbathing. Soon "sunlight therapy" was prescribed for almost every ailment from fatigue to tuberculosis. Before this, tanned skin was associated with the lower classes who work outside, and fair skin was revered. by Pfeffer_Prinz
he brought accuracy to an -ism fight
demilitarizdsm t1_je8mxv3 wrote
Reply to comment by MyBigRed in standing here for 5 minutes and they haven’t done anything remotely entertaining by pomonamike
It's true. They admit a low radiation our olfactory sensors trigger so we don't involuntarily shout out football team names.
demilitarizdsm t1_je75ff1 wrote
Simps in every country really. But a rich simp, that sort of a uniquely modern fantasy character. Sure you can find examples but as an archetype very much American as designed
demilitarizdsm t1_jdwmsoh wrote
Reply to Is this what French people look like? by Ajxyn
Honestly it doesn't matter because that is indeed how they speak,
demilitarizdsm t1_jdql9wn wrote
Reply to brothers karamazov by breitfuture
I haven't gotten to this one yet but I read crime and punishment for similar reasons and found I wasn't going to get much out of it without a literary assist to decode the symbols. It's like The Godfather or the beetles. Eventually you've got to read it just to say you did or move onto metalworking or raising goats
demilitarizdsm t1_jc9hc1v wrote
Reply to comment by lego_office_worker in OpenAI releases GPT-4, a multimodal AI that it claims is state-of-the-art by donnygel
Its jokes blow anyway. But asking it to tell a story in the style of one comedian or another is something you have to see for yourself.
demilitarizdsm t1_jacwgem wrote
How far back do you need to go when in common parlance both would be an insult?
demilitarizdsm t1_jabp1m5 wrote
Ice T: Wait, are you trying to say this overblown robot English teacher is giving over everything creepy you say to a billion-dollar company and those freaks are using it to make MORE money?
demilitarizdsm t1_ja7hf1z wrote
Reply to comment by Wuntoothrie in One of these things arent like the others by FuzzyWazzyWasnt
Or the algorithm is just like... oh woops I was supposed to wait 5 months until ren fair and the fortuitous meeting with Sir Chester.
demilitarizdsm t1_ja7gvim wrote
Reply to Books which are better as Cliff Notes by _pr1m3d_
Crime and Punishment, the first half abridged would be fine.
demilitarizdsm t1_ja2jq6v wrote
Reply to Are there any books you're actively putting off? Is that even something other people do? by adam4231
I have a spreadsheet that tracks the genres so I'm always cycling through and getting a taste for each and organizing when in the year I generally plan to read something. I want to finish all some books before I start others. This year I have brothers Karamozov waiting for Oct-Dec.
demilitarizdsm t1_j9eqfx2 wrote
Reply to comment by RebelSoul5 in Unfortunately wiper placement by drunk_horses
GREAT SCOT!
demilitarizdsm t1_j76o255 wrote
Reply to Exclusive: ChatGPT in the spotlight as EU & Breton bats for tougher AI rules by HeroldMcHerold
It almost seems like a historic fact now that the information age is characterized by tech being faster and permanently ahead of legislation. And if AI legal aid is indeed right around the corner.. good fucking luck to the politicians
demilitarizdsm t1_j6hebp8 wrote
hey man some people really do come for the diarrhea and it is my job, my bro, to serve the public by identifying who may be blocked up but too embarrassed to admit it. You get tha fire!
demilitarizdsm t1_j6dhxu0 wrote
I rest peacefully knowing I was your last after you discovered the full caliber of my demonic poop bacteria symbiote
demilitarizdsm t1_j5ogif0 wrote
Reply to comment by asked2manyquestions in TikTok reportedly threatened to terminate remote employees who don't live near their assigned office location by Sorin61
>Yes, selfish idiots screw it up for everyone.
Yea, selfish companies never jump to whatever country suits them the best. Fuck them and remember a black laptop overheats easier in the sun.
demilitarizdsm t1_j4u4b17 wrote
Reply to Dutch Students using ChatGPT to finish homework; Teachers aren't noticing by Parking_Attitude_519
The word finish is misleading. Anyone who uses it knows you use it to start a task, then you confirm the accuracy, edit the parts that aren't relevant and get variations until one seems satisfactory. Now if a teacher gave exactly those instructions and had just a little more creativity, we'd all see there is no problem here. Students are doing what they do best, preparing themselves for the real world by adapting tools to save themselves time and add value ontop of what the automation can do. Now there is a real skill they will use at work.
demilitarizdsm t1_j3mxkgu wrote
Reply to Activate bro code by Consciouud
She's deaf you monsters!
demilitarizdsm t1_j2dugjj wrote
Reply to Ursula K. Le Guin's "The Left Hand of Darkness", fourth novel of the Hainish Cycle. by i-the-muso-1968
It blows genre out of the water for me. I could easily imagine it converted to fantasy. The few things that made it sci-fi and not fantasy were so peripheral. Probably could say that about plenty of Fantasy OR Sci-fi books. But the worldbuilding accomplished in such a compact story was just so insane that at the end and always in reflection that feels like the genre more than any other. Worldbuilding. And of course you could assume fantasy or sci fi would be foundational Ariadne's Thread for a genre called Worldbuilding but I also find it in John Dies at the End. For the purpose of the reading experience I am wondering why worldbuilding itself isn't part of genre tagging systems in GoodReads because it feels like a type of book even though, I assume, it has always been categorized as just a part of the writing process.
demilitarizdsm t1_j28v99u wrote
Reply to comment by dejabean in Next Book Syndrome by Successful-Design972
Yea I was hesitant to this but it turns out it's fine and have 3-4 book books going at one time and it's much more motivating to read.
demilitarizdsm t1_j23ny9e wrote
Reply to Its just Chemistry by Thairannosaur
your body needs water, so drink that shiiii
demilitarizdsm t1_j23ifir wrote
Reply to Chichén Itzá by Yeetusdeletus0817
If my knowledge of history serves me well I do recall that Darius + This + Lots of Artists = way OP
demilitarizdsm t1_iy9k83j wrote
Reply to Reading order/planning discussion by confrita
Try to read through a cycle of my top genres which I can just blaze through (2 books at any given time) + 1 book that you slow burn (poetry/ nature) that will last several cycles + 1 short stories book to take breaks from the rest + 1 graphic novel most inverse themed to what I am reading generally. Yes I use a spreadsheet and its half way working.
demilitarizdsm t1_jeeic2t wrote
Reply to Italian regulators order ChatGPT ban over alleged violation of data privacy laws by Captain_Calamari_
Italy is going to be a crazy place to visit in 100 years if they just kick out every new tech like this.