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Are these even meant to be used though? It seems more like performance art.

• gruez 28d ago
  With this kinda of stuff it's hard to tell whether the person is doing it unironically, or knows it's "performative art". A while ago there was a trend of using a tool which imperceptibly perturbs an image in a way that supposedly breaks AI training on it. Of course, artists ate it up, despite the skepticism from AI researchers. Same with people setting up their sites to be "AI scraper traps", generating gibberish content. Probably also trivial to filter out, but people do it.
  • pixl97 28d ago
    The problem with being dumb satirically is dumb people look up to you as a thought leader.
    • yieldcrv 28d ago
      there was this guy that was anti-bitcoin - or specifically against most arguments from enthusiasts - and people started looking up to him to validate their feelings and on news and podcasts he wound up correcting so many dumb arguments that he sounded pro-bitcoin and could never get to his own points "well, no, not like that, the difficulty algorithm...." "there are ways to use it with the power off" "well, no, the transaction fees supplant the block reward so ..."
• ffsm8 28d ago
  "caveman speak" skill, need I say more? People aren't particularly bright. That's why the scientific method was developed to counteract our built-in tendency for... Unorthodox approaches
• Animats 28d ago
  Agreed. There was a thing a few years ago for dazzle-painting your face to avoid face recognition. This just makes you stand out.
• HlessClaudesman 28d ago
  "Go ahead, obfuscate your contribution to the repository of all human knowledge, see if that impedes our imminent invasion! Moooahahahar!!!" - Kang and Kodos