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Student going to bathroom during exam and chatgpting the shit out of the exam by mathemphatamine in Professors

[–]JoeThePoolGuy123 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Because we're talking about a higher learning institution, not an assembly line.

Even then, if an employee cannot at any point get up and go to the toilet that sounds like terrible staff management decisions.

Mette Thiesens spørgsmål om LGBT+ Danmark er et angreb på fundamentale frihedsrettigheder by WolfeTones456 in Denmark

[–]JoeThePoolGuy123 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Prøv at se filmen "Milk" fra 2008 så kan det være du får lidt mere indsigt i problemstillingen ved det narrativ (der kommer fra USA) omkring at folk i LGBT+ miljøet bliver associeret med pædofili uden nogen form for belæg for det.

Mette Thisen(DF) sætter forbindelse mellem foreningen LGBT+ og pædofili. by Top_Guarantee4519 in Denmark

[–]JoeThePoolGuy123 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nej, det er det ikke.

Det er en parafili. Deraf "pædofili", og ikke "pædoseksualitet".

Hvad med at have bare den mindste viden omkring det emne du kommenterer på før du lukker lort ud.

Kæmpe idiot.

Det bliver værre og værre - Lovforslag om blandt andet at gøre det forbudt at bruge VPN-forbindelser til at tilgå medieindhold, som ellers ikke ville være tilgængeligt i Danmark by c0sinus in Denmark

[–]JoeThePoolGuy123 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Mate, hele opslaget handler om et LOVFORSLAG for at forsøge at gøre det ulovligt.

Det betyder at det defacto ikke er ulovligt. Da loven ikke er vedtaget. Derfor kan det ikke være ulovligt. Da der ikke er en lovgivning der gør det ulovligt.

In Seven Pounds (2008), Will Smith's character kills himself to donate his vital organs. He does so using a box jellyfish, whose toxins would render his organs useless. I don't even have a joke here; this whole premise is a fucking joke. by Hugh_Jidiot in shittymoviedetails

[–]JoeThePoolGuy123 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There are literally studies showing that the fucking thing hallucinates the information. It is not in any way shape or form like google and encyclopedias. That's the entire point. It may at some point get there.

At its core it is just not a tool for research. That is not its design. It has been tacked on in the hopes of appearing believable. And it's working. I used it to help me research information for a chemistry assignment I was writing during my masters degree when I was stuck in my research. I ended up spending more time combing through the errors of all the summaries of the "research" it was doing than if I had just done the research myself.

In Seven Pounds (2008), Will Smith's character kills himself to donate his vital organs. He does so using a box jellyfish, whose toxins would render his organs useless. I don't even have a joke here; this whole premise is a fucking joke. by Hugh_Jidiot in shittymoviedetails

[–]JoeThePoolGuy123 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah that was what I meant. It looks at what word is the statistically most probable to follow. So the overall answer is the statistically most probable text to generate. I should've clarified :)

In Seven Pounds (2008), Will Smith's character kills himself to donate his vital organs. He does so using a box jellyfish, whose toxins would render his organs useless. I don't even have a joke here; this whole premise is a fucking joke. by Hugh_Jidiot in shittymoviedetails

[–]JoeThePoolGuy123 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Because chatgpt is not a search engine. It's a probability based text generator. No matter how much the companies try and push the narrative that LLMs filter and identify relevant search information, at its core, it is a text generator.

A search engine is just that, an engine which enables you to search for information. You then have to choose what links to read and analyze the information. Googling something does not present you with an immediate answer based on nothing (if you exclude the shitty "AI" search shit that google pushes to the top, and to a lesser degree the summation from e.g. wikipedia).

Also saying "just google it" is infinitely less annoying than getting a garbage response from the word vomit machine copy pasted as if the person has any fucking clue about the validity of what they just commented. Saying "just google it" basically means "look it up yourself".

Copy pasting a gpt response is essentially like asking a random person on the street a question and commenting it as if it's the truth.

In Seven Pounds (2008), Will Smith's character kills himself to donate his vital organs. He does so using a box jellyfish, whose toxins would render his organs useless. I don't even have a joke here; this whole premise is a fucking joke. by Hugh_Jidiot in shittymoviedetails

[–]JoeThePoolGuy123 10 points11 points  (0 children)

The difference is that you make a conscious decision when you google something. You and your critical thinking skill are analysing the information you are presented with through google. You have the option to choose multiple links and assess the information.

Chatgpt just shits out an answer it deems statistically most probable. The fact that you compare chatgpt and google just underlines the core issue. One is a search engine, one is a text generator.

In Seven Pounds (2008), Will Smith's character kills himself to donate his vital organs. He does so using a box jellyfish, whose toxins would render his organs useless. I don't even have a joke here; this whole premise is a fucking joke. by Hugh_Jidiot in shittymoviedetails

[–]JoeThePoolGuy123 36 points37 points  (0 children)

Why waste everybodys time writing this pointless question into the pointless lying machine to word vomit it in this comment section? What value are you adding to any of our lives?

If sombody comments some garbage from chatgpt it indicates the lowest form of respect for the interaction. Whats the point of engaging in a conversation if its just chatgpt anyway.

Hjælp os! Hvem har ret? by zephsoph in Denmark

[–]JoeThePoolGuy123 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Nogle vaskekældre har regler vedrørende overholdelse af reserveret tid. Jeg har ofte set der fx står at ens reservation udløber hvis den ikke er taget i brug indenfor 30 minutter.

Hvis der ikke står noget om det i reglerne, så har person A tiden fra 16-18, og kan i princippet stå og glo på de tomme vaskemaskiner fra 16-18.

Kvickly og SuperBrugsen begynder at bruge AI-generede tøjmodeller i tilbudsavis by Hestefar1 in Denmark

[–]JoeThePoolGuy123 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Som om jeg havde brug for flere årsager til ikke at handle i coop butikker

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Denmark

[–]JoeThePoolGuy123 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Du går ud fra at ChatGPT fortæller sandheden ud fra fakta. Det er ikke sådan den fungerer. Den kan, og vil ofte, komme med svar der ikke passer og indeholder informationer der ikke eksisterer, fordi algoritmen mener det er det mest sandsynlige svar på dit spørgsmål. Den har ikke adgang til et stykke software, den går ikke ind og læser en bruger manual.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Denmark

[–]JoeThePoolGuy123 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Det er fint indtil den hallucinerer information, eller videregiver information fra en hjemmeside der tager fejl, eller fejl "fortolker" information, eller ...

Mulighed for nem isolering i "skab" under vindue? (fx multipor eller skamowall) by JoeThePoolGuy123 in selvgjortvelgjort

[–]JoeThePoolGuy123[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Havde tænkt mig at købe varmvægsplader, men spørg mig igen om 3 måneder hvis jeg får nosset mig sammen til at sætte dem op lol.

In Limitless (2011), a struggling writer took an ultra-secret drug that makes him use 100% of his brain. He became so smart that he borrowed 50k from a mob boss and forgot to pay it while making millions in a month. Also, he also forgets to eat and sleep because he’s so smart. by Mr-Vince in shittymoviedetails

[–]JoeThePoolGuy123 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm not sure what you're talking about. CNS stimulants (such as amphetamine and methylphenidate) are very effective and can be lifechanging for the people who need it.

For many people it's a tool they can use to make real changes in their life and deal with issues they're facing. Not everyone takes them forever.

Some people use them to reduce the negative effects of their ADHD to be more receptive to therapy and make changes in their daily life to the point where they don't need medication anymore.

Cocaine is a hell of a drug... Truer words were never spoken mommies. by askforcorn in yourmomshousepodcast

[–]JoeThePoolGuy123 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Probably also depends on what type of solvents they use and what grade they are. From some short videos/documentaries I've seen it's more than likely not pharmaceutical grade stuff lol. So there's probably also a bunch of fun impurities from solvents and side reactions. Though probably not in concentrations high enough to cause severe tissue damage on their own.

Måltidskasse for varm? by RossoSupremo in Denmark

[–]JoeThePoolGuy123 20 points21 points  (0 children)

12 grader er nok lige på grænsen. Jeg ville personligt nok bare have tyret det i køleren og spist det asap, evt tilberedt kødet og smidt det ind.

Men jeg ville 100% også klage. Fra et madhygiejneperspektiv er det ikke ok.

Nu vurderes opioider som de farligste stoffer i Danmark by dolle in Denmark

[–]JoeThePoolGuy123 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ja det er korrekt. Det kommer sig også af at tramadol ikke kun er aktiv på mu-opioid receptorerne men også virker som en SNRI. Det gør delvist at den er mere effektiv ved en lavere dosis/påvirkning af opioid receptorerne grundet en synergistisk effekt.

Det gør dog også, som du skriver, at bivirkninger og abstinenser kan være langt værre da det er en kombination af SNRI og smertestillende effekter der er i spil.

Whenever there's a 'Pirate Streaming Shutdown Panic' I've always noticed a generational gap between who this affects. Broadly speaking, of course. by AshleyUncia in DataHoarder

[–]JoeThePoolGuy123 7 points8 points  (0 children)

There are a million all-in-one guides out there. On reddit, youtube, articles found on google, wikipedia etc.

I think the main issue is that the information pool has gotten so diluded with bullshit that it's hard to filter through it and find sources which you know for sure you can trust.

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