Sounds like someone who wrote this from a prison cell with the goal of getting parole asap.

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abc news

The sentence handed down to Kyle Spitze on Wednesday marks the longest federal sentence so far for any associate of 764

Wikipedia

In 2023, Bradley Cadenhead, the network’s founder, was sentenced to 80 years in prison after being convicted of crimes related to the sextortion network.

Who is retarded, me or abc news?

I was/am. ChatGPT wasn’t. But that’s the joke. It is ironic to post an LLM generated answer to a post explaining that LLM generated answers are stupid.

This is such a bizarre take on AI.

If I ask you a question, I want a useful answer. I don’t care whether you got there by remembering it, Googling it, reading documentation, asking a colleague, or asking an LLM.

Obviously, blindly pasting 2,000 words of irrelevant AI slop is annoying. But that’s a problem with bad answers, not with AI.

The particularly stupid part is suggesting that you should take a perfectly good AI-generated answer and rewrite it in your own words. What exactly has been achieved then? The information is identical, except somebody wasted five minutes manually paraphrasing it so the recipient can feel sufficiently exposed to human keystrokes.

Use AI. Give it the relevant context. Verify important claims. Remove irrelevant garbage. Send the useful answer.

Judge communication by its accuracy, relevance and usefulness—not by how inefficiently somebody produced it.

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That just means only idiots install Ubuntu.

Or that it is just the default for WSL.

This graphic triggers me so hard. Take that PhD away from him.

What a surprise. You don’t need to be an investigative reporter to figure that out. 12 months ago. While you are drunk.

Surveillance was never the issue. Crime rate is high because people have no education, no jobs with fair salary, no future. Especially if you have a health condition, chances are that your life will be better inside a prison because of the included healthcare.

Fucked up situation. And it will take decades of recovery.

I’d even go a step further and say that only because of Flock’s good auditing, those cases were revealed. Which means at the same time, that in the past, police officers were doing the same, just hidden.

Kinda like a “don’t shoot the messenger” situation.

Absolutely! We all basically do fingerprinting. We’re just not really conscious about the key we are using. But with a bit of statistics, you could identify people.

Oh, good to know! Thank you for explaining!

• Only the key-holder can check. Your teacher, editor, or favourite “AI detector” website cannot run this test; a genuine check needs the provider’s secret key, or a checking service the provider runs. Google runs an early-access detector portal for SynthID; Anthropic says detection tooling is forthcoming.

I am not so sure about that. The amounts of words is finite and with enough text, you will see that certain words are used more often, especially in certain combinations. I believe people will brute force this and then create a way to destroy the watermark again.

What? Lol

The same reason why you have a big pillar of steam at nuclear power plants. You can only use a fraction of the steam and the rest just ends up in the atmosphere.

Fair point, the heat loss during transport should not be underestimated

No you.

Ah yes, the classic “I only read half of the comment and still argue”

Uhm. I don’t have to be an engineer to understand basic physics, which is that you never can convert energy without loss.

All I am saying is, that it is less efficient to convert the energy, when you can use the steam directly.

I did not know they used electromagnetic catapults and it somehow also does not make sense. Those carriers have a fuckton of steam left over. So instead of converting it to a battery, just to convert it back to kinetic, is not that efficient. Downside is probably increased maintenance.

And they still wonder why they get Brian Thomson’d.

Jokes aside, why is there not a single Mamdani in the US inventing now insurance should work, with private/contracted hospitals or doctors, forcing the premiums down so that it can be used by many people? I mean, it feels like 99.9% of the people would immediately switch to something like that.