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by netsharc 7mo ago
Is this AI slop? In any case I hate writing that is "subject predicate object" that makes the whole article feel as obnoxious like a Twitter thread. Write better sentences, please!
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by netsharc 7mo ago
Thank you for contacting us, my name is James, I am a senior Microsoft application community troubleshooter...
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by netsharc 7mo ago
The astronaut's quote needs to be a billboard ad.. "I also see I have 2 instances of Outlook, and neither of those are working".
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by netsharc 7mo ago
So the beauty of capitalism is billion dollar companies are free to try to scam you, because you're also free to avoid them? Maybe I should just stand on the street and be a 3-card-monty...
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by netsharc 7mo ago
Isn't it capitalism? Adobe fucks you, Microsoft will "upgrade" your Office^W Copilot 365 license to 25-seats(1) if you don't notice, Tesla promises self-driving but drives you into the back of the trucks (what, you didn&
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by netsharc 7mo ago
It has the benefit that I now spend less time reading random articles, you read one sentence, feel it's AI and just skim through it. Mamy Instagram videos now have creator-added LLM description of what's happening in the video and
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by netsharc 7mo ago
The strange stuff about the whole scam (pushing the world towards WW3 to make a few bucks) is that the markets are still buying the shit that comes out of Trump's orifices. Why does it still go up when he lies about the end of the war
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by netsharc 7mo ago
Oh well, when the most powerful people on the planet manage to enshittify it enough, we'll be freed from AI... Or maybe there'll be the elite enjoying the world, while the rest of us have to work manual labor. But at least it&#x27
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by netsharc 7mo ago
Don't tell me what to do or not
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by netsharc 7mo ago
I'm still accusing her of using AI. And to AI-speak it: It's not the fact that she's using a computer I dislike. It's the fact that this paragraph structure is now overused and is aggravating.
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by netsharc 7mo ago
Did Courtney Eberhard, Senior Marketing Specialist at FamilyTreeDNA, use AI to write this article? It reads like it. Edit: ah, it helps to read the press release properly, the research was done by by this company, so it makes sense that the
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by netsharc 7mo ago
It's great technology, but sadly humans are fucking morons, and dodgy manufacturers making explosive power banks has lead to the restrictions... Although honestly how bad is it, powerbanks are very popular, I can imagine in some region
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by netsharc 7mo ago
It's sort of mind-blowing to see 1940s being repeated. Of course both times the victim group were viewed as sub-human/barbaric "other"... Before someone yells "Godwin!", read the Wikipedia page about that law,
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by netsharc 7mo ago
Because the original commenter is screaming about how the UK is authoritarian without any links, which smells to me like he's a typical right wing idjit, who wants to put in Nigel Farage in power and actually turn the place more Nazi.
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by netsharc 7mo ago
The WTC complex had defense department offices: https://www.govexec.com/federal-news/2001/09/federal-agencie... By your logic it's the federal government's fault those 3000 people died on 9/11,
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by netsharc 7mo ago
Ah yes, the US government still respects the 5th amendment... like they respect the other amendments as well as the constitution. The constitution doesn't say shooting citizens is illegal, right?
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by netsharc 7mo ago
How about the US? What I'm going to write smells of "whataboutism", but it's tragic how more and more of the world is becoming police states. Going to the USA, they want your social media accounts. Regardless of that, th
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by netsharc 7mo ago
When everything is on the cloud and your devices are locked down, then memory-holing will be a lot easier... > What happened in the unseen labyrinth to which the pneumatic tubes led, he did not know in detail, but he did know in general
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by netsharc 7mo ago
As Trump said, "we're not desperate for a deal, they're the ones who are desperate". Meaning, Trump realizes he sent his military, lead by the genius Hegseth, into a mess, and he is now desperate to get out, since Iran h
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by netsharc 7mo ago
So, are you a Trump-sympathizer, trying to justify your support for him by trying to find the silver lining from the acrid cloud of burning oil? Asking out of curiosity as to why you'd write this. If only someone didn't rip up a d
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by netsharc 7mo ago
Popular in Sweden, apparently: https://geeksaroundglobe.com/6000-swedes-implant-chips-in-sk... And when they used it as a digital identifier to check for the Covid-vaccination status, of course all the wormbrained screamed
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by netsharc 7mo ago
Stupid people who don't understand how things work and then convey them imprecisely... Even with a job as a "journalist"...
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by netsharc 7mo ago
If you're claiming they've been duped, at least provide an argument to say why they're wrong. Preferably with links to credible research (sigh, what's "credible" anyway?)
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by netsharc 7mo ago
> Which means had she won the election she likely would have also invaded Iran. Wow, what an insult, to call her as stupid/cheaply buyable as Trump. I'm pretty sure she wouldn't have had an alcoholic wife-beating former Fo
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by netsharc 7mo ago
Article says his account is 25 years old, but I guess the laws don't care about such metadata. But OT: it makes me realize my Yahoo Mail account is turning 30 this year, because in 1997 Yahoo wanted to compete with Hotmail and I though
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by netsharc 7mo ago
Wear a high-vis vest or one with the company branding? By the time they figure something out it's probably beyond the 24-hour recording retention period...
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by netsharc 7mo ago
This place is "Hacker" in name, but not in spirit...
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by netsharc 7mo ago
Feels as soulless as the Opera that's been bought by a Chinese company to sell predatory lending: https://qz.com/africa/1788351/operas-okash-opesas-predatory-...
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by netsharc 7mo ago
If my brain got a 100x overclock (both on speed and endurance), I'd be excited to use it all the time too. The issue is obviously AI isn't that, it's a simulation of that that often fails...
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by netsharc 7mo ago
But surprisingly the market see this bullshit and savors it, they went up, after all.. Are they operating on hopes and prayers that Trump isn't lying "this time"? Or does everybody know it's all crap but if everyone else

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