3 ms·

Not sure what you are talking about re amzn. I have a pretty high end MacBook Pro, and that pales in comparison to the compute I have access to.

tgma 1y ago
The OP was talking beyond just compute hardware. Stuff like this: https://www.reddit.com/r/womenintech/comments/1jusbj2/amazons_frugality_isnt_efficientits_dystopian/ https://www.reddit.com/r/womenintech/comments/1jusbj2/amazon...
- PartiallyTyped 1y ago
  That’s fair criticism. I only corrected the hardware aspect of it all.
- sincerely 1y ago
  All of OPs posts in that thread are blatantly Chat GPT output
  - gruez 1y ago
    Because.. em-dashes? As many others have mentioned, ios/mac have auto em-dashes so it's not really a reliable indicator.
    - brookst 1y ago
      It’s so annoying that we’ve lost a legit and useful typographic convention just because some people think that AI overusing it means that all uses indicate AI. Sure, I’ve stopped using em-dashes just to avoid the hassle of trying to educate people about a basic logical fallacy, but I reserve the right to be salty about it.
      - FergusArgyll 1y ago
        I find adding some typos and 1 or 2 bad grammer things lets you get away with whatever you want
        skirmish 1y ago
        > 1 or 2 bad grammer things 1 or 2 bed gamer things
    - Snarwin 1y ago
      Several things: 1) Em-dashes 2) "It's not X, it's Y" sentence structure 3) Comma-separated list that's exactly 3 items long
      - gruez 1y ago
        >1) Em-dashes >3) Comma-separated list that's exactly 3 items long Proper typography and hamburger paragraphs are canceled now because of AI? So much for what I learned high school english class. >2) "It's not X, it's Y" sentence structure This is a pretty weak point because it's n=1 (you can check OP's comment history and it's not repeated there), and that phrase is far more common in regular prose than some of the more egregious ones (eg. "delve").
  - AtlasBarfed 1y ago
    You sound like a generated message from a corporate reputation AI defense bot

tgma 1y ago

The OP was talking beyond just compute hardware. Stuff like this: https://www.reddit.com/r/womenintech/comments/1jusbj2/amazons_frugality_isnt_efficientits_dystopian/ https://www.reddit.com/r/womenintech/comments/1jusbj2/amazon...

PartiallyTyped 1y ago
That’s fair criticism. I only corrected the hardware aspect of it all.
sincerely 1y ago
All of OPs posts in that thread are blatantly Chat GPT output
- gruez 1y ago
  Because.. em-dashes? As many others have mentioned, ios/mac have auto em-dashes so it's not really a reliable indicator.
  - brookst 1y ago
    It’s so annoying that we’ve lost a legit and useful typographic convention just because some people think that AI overusing it means that all uses indicate AI. Sure, I’ve stopped using em-dashes just to avoid the hassle of trying to educate people about a basic logical fallacy, but I reserve the right to be salty about it.
    - FergusArgyll 1y ago
      I find adding some typos and 1 or 2 bad grammer things lets you get away with whatever you want
      - skirmish 1y ago
        > 1 or 2 bad grammer things 1 or 2 bed gamer things
  - Snarwin 1y ago
    Several things: 1) Em-dashes 2) "It's not X, it's Y" sentence structure 3) Comma-separated list that's exactly 3 items long
    - gruez 1y ago
      >1) Em-dashes >3) Comma-separated list that's exactly 3 items long Proper typography and hamburger paragraphs are canceled now because of AI? So much for what I learned high school english class. >2) "It's not X, it's Y" sentence structure This is a pretty weak point because it's n=1 (you can check OP's comment history and it's not repeated there), and that phrase is far more common in regular prose than some of the more egregious ones (eg. "delve").
- AtlasBarfed 1y ago
  You sound like a generated message from a corporate reputation AI defense bot