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Weird Divide
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@goblinodds pangram does work quite well. (and leans the ethical way: some false negatives, ~zero false positives). and in the eq we're in i'd rather ppl use it than alternatives w more false positives
but ideally, noticing llm writing would be akin to this. (op doesn't read as ai to me.)
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pangram is for cowards
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@callanable @dismaien @pangramlabs i feel like the whole "trying to suss out AI writing" thing is retarded. humans and LLMs train on human writing. feels like people trying to out trans people, like 30% of the time they end up just roasting a cis woman for being ugly. good job everyone
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A week ago, I left a Guix machine on my office desk running Guix.
I said: "Give a nice Lisp machine. Get rid of GDM, update it. Set it up for Common Lisp and Rust development. Set up EXWM like this and maybe also Stumpwm"
And left it. It was beautiful, by the time I left the office it had already been working for many hours.
Naturally, it's bricked and boot-looping on the latest system
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Would be ironic in a horrifying sorta way if, on the day of Paul Ehrlich's death, a cascading supply shock to oil and fertilizer production plunged a decent chunk of South and Central Asia into famine.
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We can no longer write great classical scores, stop whitepilling. We don't have the technology for it.
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@NullTensor2 @calvinfroedge "apples come from the supermarket"-ass tweet
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@calvinfroedge Why are they having shortages when the price is still around 95$ / barrel?
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@revenant_MMXX Audiobooks also introduce new distractions like "I hate the voice of the narrator" and "he makes the book sound wrong" and "what page am I on? Oh no I still have EIGHT HOURS left!"
If it's not you reading the book, you didn't read the book. Simple.
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Actually, yes, I would say that listening to an audiobook isn't the same as reading. The entire point is that you can do something else while listening. No one gives their undivided attention to an audiobook. It's a cheatcode to avoid having to actually read.
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Programming: I manufacture mistakes at a sustainable rate. I have context for most mistakes and can fix a few of them.
Vibe Coding: My "AI" Agent manufactures mistakes at hihg speed. I have context for none of them and the agent introduces two new mistakes for every fix.
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i've rejected landian accelerationism in favor of something far more rooted, extreme, and dangerous
@nousaturn@nousaturn
i've rejected landian accelerationism in favor of something far more rooted, extreme, and dangerous
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Nikita Bier says the X dislike button will only appear on replies, and it will be used purely for ranking and personalizaiton.
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@reddit_lies Just to be abundantly clear: It only appears on Replies and it will be used purely for ranking & personalization of that section. The Reply Algorithm is currently is the worst product in the company. There is no logic, no signal, just garbage. Replies could be ordered randomly
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@cszabla Gen Z will suffer forever, Gen Alpha will be raised in the slop.
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this is just a reddit post from a random anon account but it gets at something only vaguely beginning to dawn on AI advocates: you can sell it as a shortcut for work but that doesn’t necessarily mean people want to consume the work produced by it
Bearly AI@bearlyai
78% Gen-Z can spot AI-generated images and it hurts conversion (one marketer saw click-through-rates fall 40% when it tried AI-generated lifestyle images)
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Julia Curyło — Hunting (oil on canvas and skull, 2021)
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@morallawwithin The posts are pushed too hard but the accounts posting them are similar to my own.
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It didn’t used to be like this; the algorithm on here has been extremely sensitive to change. I engage with one anti-circumcision post, and twitter is like “I see you’re on an anti-circumcision bender, hell yeah, you prolly don’t wanna see anything else”
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