GreenWatermelon

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by GreenWatermelon 5mo ago
The perfect keyboards, for me, are the ones that put HomeEndPgupPgdwn on Fn+Arrow keys. It's just perfect.
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by GreenWatermelon 5mo ago
No all that dramatization is just what LLMs belch out by default when told to tell a story.
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by GreenWatermelon 6mo ago
It could be "Please, I beg of you, have a website" or "For the love of God, have a website" or even "AAAHHHHH JUST HAVE A WEBSITE ALREADY" Many ways exist to cover all ranges of emotions without resorting to a
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by GreenWatermelon 6mo ago
And in our day jobs we earn money for providing negative value to society. Least we can do is give a little something to someone everynow and then.
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by GreenWatermelon 6mo ago
That, and giving something nice to your local community ----- the place where you belong. Like, if I have a skill, why shouldn't I use that skill in service of those around me? Especially when it's barely an inconvenience for me.
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by GreenWatermelon 7mo ago
of course, we shouldn't forget that they manifacture the entire world's shit, and have a larger population than US and EU combined. And despite manufacturing all shit, they still emit less per Capita than US and EU.
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by GreenWatermelon 7mo ago
Relevant XKCD https://xkcd.com/810/
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by GreenWatermelon 7mo ago
Pure AI slope os often extremely obvious, while for good AI writing that's indistinguishable from thoughtful human writing I'd say "Mission fucking accomplished"[0] [0] https://xkcd.com/810/
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by GreenWatermelon 7mo ago
Poe's law strikes. Parent's last paragraph was definitely an ironic portray of LLM writing! Notice the double-dash emdash.
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by GreenWatermelon 7mo ago
As someone put ot before, humans use these little constructions maybe once or twice per article, not every single fucking paragraph.
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by GreenWatermelon 7mo ago
There is also significant meaning encoded in the parent's choice of words that implies more than what's written. "Formulate", "intend", and "receive" imply the parent comes from a technical or academi
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by GreenWatermelon 7mo ago
> my ears, "to help me find wording that conveys my thoughts the way I want them to be understood by the reader" conveys the same meaning as "to search for a way to formulate my thoughts like I intend them to be received b
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by GreenWatermelon 7mo ago
And I much prefer "unpolished due to resource constraints" to the outright malice that is windows.
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by GreenWatermelon 7mo ago
For just notepad you have kwrite.
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by GreenWatermelon 7mo ago
Why the sad smily? I'm pretty happy Chinese tech is stepping up to break the current memory cartel.
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by GreenWatermelon 7mo ago
Yeah, and for good reason. The invitation of the light bulb meant factory owners could force workers into 16 hours shifts. The main beneficiaries of new tech were always the capital owners. Workers had to literally fight and die for our 8-h
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by GreenWatermelon 7mo ago
Hey, dont't insult me! I finally got my downvote privilege after 6 years and I'm NOT afraid of using it!
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by GreenWatermelon 7mo ago
I mean, it just wasn't actually that useful, honestly.
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by GreenWatermelon 7mo ago
Foreign state-actors love to sow discontent in enemy territories. It doesn't matter what they say to rile up the population and cause instability -- they'll just do it.
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by GreenWatermelon 7mo ago
This garbage actually got over 900 upvotes. Crazy. I already suspected it was AI written based in the super-cringe title, and a cursory look at the content confirmed my suspicion. Cookie-cutter basic ai writing as it gets.
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by GreenWatermelon 7mo ago
The blogpost is most certainly AI-written.
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by GreenWatermelon 7mo ago
The first post this guy has written in years and it's LLM/AI Written. > The AI rip-off was not just ugly. It was careless, blatantly amateuristic, and lacking any ambition, to put it gently. Microsoft unworthy. The carefully cr
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by GreenWatermelon 7mo ago
Oh otsit's a Killer app alright. One that might kill you personally. And me. And everyone.
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by GreenWatermelon 7mo ago
Such obvious mockeries of law usually don't pass in court. The jusdge will easily see that the company intended to destroy the objects.
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by GreenWatermelon 7mo ago
This is still a good outcome. Less waste and trash being thrown out is good.
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by GreenWatermelon 7mo ago
Parent painted a very logical sequence of events that concluded in reduced prices. Can you provide similar reasoning for why you believe this law will increase costs?
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by GreenWatermelon 7mo ago
By investigating said recycling process? I mean, if a company can figure out that vendo X is a shadowy cloth-destruction syndicate, that state can as well, then that vendor can be banned from doing business in the EU or the companies dealin
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by GreenWatermelon 7mo ago
It's not that the manufacturer can't sell their product, it's that they don't want to do so. They want to get rid of last season's perfectly good product to make room for next season's lineup. They could se
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by GreenWatermelon 7mo ago
And section titles. The X The Y The Z The Problem The Process It drives me mad And all the seemingly *random bolding* to emphasizea *random shit*
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by GreenWatermelon 7mo ago
Someone mentioned mass-psychosis a while ago. I feel the same. What's isn't a singularly but a zombie apocalypse.

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