nlpparty

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by nlpparty 2y ago
I just assumed that if many people, especially not proficient language users encounter this word in the text generated by ChatGPT they would look it up.
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by nlpparty 2y ago
If your select only USA, the trend disappears.
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by nlpparty 2y ago
Twitter has been accused of being full of bots long before ChatGPT appeared. For 140 symbols, a template with synonyms would be enough to create mass-generated content.
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by nlpparty 2y ago
https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=all&geo=US&q=d... The funny fact: It doesn't result in the increase for search results for "delve".
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by nlpparty 2y ago
It has been for me the last 15 years like this.
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by nlpparty 2y ago
I suppose it is just Amazon problems. I have never lived in the area where Amazon is prevalent. Where I live, search engines still can't find synonyms or process misspellings.
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by nlpparty 2y ago
It's just inevitable. Imagine a world where we get a cheap and accessable AGI. Most work in the world will be done by it. Certainly, it will organise the work the way it finds more preferable. Humans (and other AIs) will find it much h
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by nlpparty 2y ago
I use i3-wm. I know that there is Sway but it will require some effort to migrate. Also there are fresh reports that Wayland+Sway have problems with NVidia (even worse I have AMD + NVidia). I'd wait till it gets resolved or my current
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by nlpparty 2y ago
I don't know what Pipewire is as well. I've used Linux daily for 10+ years, but I've never bothered to use Wayland.
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by nlpparty 3y ago
Photos have never been a fundamental proof if the stakes are high or you have an idling censorship institution. Soviets (and maybe others, I just happen to know only about them ) successfully edited photos and then mass-reproduced them. jus
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by nlpparty 3y ago
Russian doesn't have the guttural 'r' of French.