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brindidrip
13d ago
Cool, I don't really care anymore.
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brindidrip
13d ago
Learn to fish.
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Ask HN: How has the software industry changed for you personally?
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brindidrip
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brindidrip
5mo ago
If the reason for leaving X is a 97% drop in impressions, explain moving to Bluesky and Mastodon where you'll get even less. The numbers argument is a fig leaf. This is an ideological decision dressed up as strategy, and that's fi
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brindidrip
2y ago
The article spun off into an op-ed piece discrediting Columbus and his achievements. What a shame.
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brindidrip
3y ago
So given this context and assuming it is accurate, where do you think would be the most viable areas to live? If I were to consider for the US, I'd say inland northern states like Wisconsin and Michigan thanks to the Great Lakes...
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brindidrip
4y ago
Foreign Ministry of Defense for Canada confirmed it was not a balloon, but a small cylindrical object.
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brindidrip
4y ago
I don't know why everyone is so quick to label these other objects as balloons.
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brindidrip
4y ago
I noticed some odd things while watching the press conference. Pat Ryder had a potential Freudian slip and said that it was taken down because it "posed a threat to civili..." and he enunciated the "li" as if he were goi
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brindidrip
4y ago
SOMEBODY KILL IT
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brindidrip
4y ago
Yes, one way to identify responses that may have been generated by ChatGPT is to look for signs of repetitive or verbose language. Because ChatGPT is a language model, it is designed to generate text that is fluent and coherent, but it may
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brindidrip
4y ago
We need to start developing software to detect AI responses. To detect a response generated by ChatGPT, we could first analyze the content of the response to see if it contains any unnatural or repetitive language. We could also check the f
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brindidrip
4y ago
It seems like there are a few potential negative consequences of using AI-generated answers on Stack Overflow. For one, the quality of the answers may be lower than if they were written by a human. Additionally, if these AI-generated answer
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brindidrip
4y ago
I am afraid for whats to come. This is truly only the beginning. Good luck everyone. See you on the other side.
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brindidrip
4y ago
At some point it seems like Stack Overflow will just be an archive of guided ChatGPT responses.
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4y ago
Here is an example that I noticed: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/74678832/change-text-col...
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Stack Overflow questions are being flooded with answers from ChatGPT
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