the site/social structure. partly it's that there's so much more content now, but also everyone would see the same posts on the frontpages of /b/ or sa or ytmnd or r/all and they'd often stick around for a day or more with further edits in response. on an algorithmically driven platform, there aren't any posts that everyone who logs in on a given day will see. the more diluted their exposure, the less they're able to spread and maintain a second life outside of their primary point of exposure.
the funny thing is, on any sufficiently popular subreddit, you can count on a significant portion of frontpage posts at any time to be AI generated or reposted verbatim. there's probably worse odds than 50/50 that a given post about the AI epidemic is itself generated on GPT.
When reading about world events and learning, it’s better to not block.
it's good to have your preconceptions challenged, but it's still an important skill to evaluate sources and be willing to cut them off entirely if you feel you have nothing to learn from them.
i believe that based on my knowledge of the case, it's highly likely he's the culprit but the circumstances are suspicious enough that it wouldn't be 'beyond a shadow of a doubt' for me
the acclaimed actor?
turns out if you throw hundreds of billions of dollars at math problems, you tend to find solutions, who knew?
the worst part, to me, is the implication that such solutions are a question of capability and not of resources
i understand that nickelback is low hanging fruit, but limp bizkit is right there
the site/social structure. partly it's that there's so much more content now, but also everyone would see the same posts on the frontpages of /b/ or sa or ytmnd or r/all and they'd often stick around for a day or more with further edits in response. on an algorithmically driven platform, there aren't any posts that everyone who logs in on a given day will see. the more diluted their exposure, the less they're able to spread and maintain a second life outside of their primary point of exposure.
i'm not a gambler, i'm a path of exile crafter.
the funny thing is, on any sufficiently popular subreddit, you can count on a significant portion of frontpage posts at any time to be AI generated or reposted verbatim. there's probably worse odds than 50/50 that a given post about the AI epidemic is itself generated on GPT.
it's good to have your preconceptions challenged, but it's still an important skill to evaluate sources and be willing to cut them off entirely if you feel you have nothing to learn from them.
check the logs
slopper no slopping!
the wonderful story of henry sugar?
is the correct form y'all'dn't've or y'all'd'ven't
how cop-pilled do you have to be to not find this disgusting?
genuinely baffled how you got this. it was immediately clear to me & my partner that he was a selfish, feckless loser who brought it on himself.
complaining about downvotes and upvotes is a shitty post, not a shitpost
depends on the open sea, don't you think?
i believe that based on my knowledge of the case, it's highly likely he's the culprit but the circumstances are suspicious enough that it wouldn't be 'beyond a shadow of a doubt' for me
loved him in the office
i have seen flcl 20+ times. it's super easy to binge and the soundtrack is killer start to finish. and i still notice new things every time.
yeah i thought he was perfect for paul allen in american psycho
fall downer