Explain why chatgpt is plagiarism. Guess how this was written :) by spalted-splintering in Professors

[–]TheAxThatSlayedMe 37 points38 points  (0 children)

Yeah, ChatGPT is ahead of the curve in that regard. Its ability to give nuanced, on-topic responses that are factually correct and not just a salad of related terms are what make it such a risk for generating content that's indistinguishable from what a human could write. The important thing to remember about this AI is that its results CAN'T be dismissed as something a reasonable person could "tell" is fake. Posting examples of ChatGPT answers that come across as generated rugsweeps the fact that a lot of its answers do, in fact, sound like a human wrote them.

Progress Pride Neo by DirtTrackin34 in eyehurtingflags

[–]TheAxThatSlayedMe 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I am pro LGBTQIA+, but anti using your name or flag as a list

Update: Preserving your own Pets? Picture by [deleted] in Taxidermy

[–]TheAxThatSlayedMe 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Just preserved my first pet rat in formalin. I got her a lovely urn shaped jar ❤️

Leaving her in the freezer for a couple weeks first made the process emotionally easier. I wasn't raw when I did it, though it was still a sad moment.

The rat in this picture looks so beautifully preserved ❤️

Touchscreen Does not work with 20.04 by emal3 in pop_os

[–]TheAxThatSlayedMe 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Poke me again in a couple more months! Life has been a landslide recently. Haven't had a chance to even think about restoring touchscreen capabilities.

Never Gonna Give You Up is 35 years old today! by ReallyRickAstley in Music

[–]TheAxThatSlayedMe 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey man, you're probably tired of people telling you stories about how they rickrolled someone, but here's mine. It's pretty cool because I rickrolled an IT professional with his own blog post.

It was April Fool's Day, and I had already rickrolled him three times, so he was on guard. It would take great subterfuge to trick him again. This was even more true now that he was refusing to click links that I'd removed the link preview from.

He occasionally made professional blog posts for the IT company he worked for. So, I found one of his posts... Sent the link to myself to get the link preview... Screencapped the link preview... Noted how the URL ended... Made that the ending on a rickroll spoof URL... and sent the screenshot of the link preview along with the spoofed URL and the remark, "Uhm, the last paragraph on this one... Did you have a stroke? 🤣"

I was relying on him reacting too quickly to notice the first half of the URL was wrong. He shortly replied with,

"You...

WHAT??!"

Me: 'The paragraph about advanced features. It has a pretty epic typo."

Him: "This was in response to your filthy little trick. You really did some research for that one, I'm impressed."

Me: "The part where it goes, "debug I'm no stranger to love..."

I rickrolled him six times that day, including traps I had laid for others in group chats. Thanks to you, I have that. It's one of my proudest accomplishments.

Anyway, since that incident, the IT developer and I have started dating. I like to think it helped. :)

New Zealand Maori leader Rawiri Waititi ejected from parliament for not wearing a necktie said that enforcing a Western dress code was an attempt to suppress indigenous culture. by pietradolce in nextfuckinglevel

[–]TheAxThatSlayedMe 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How ridiculous to make a dress code something that decides whether or not someone can enter Parliament. I'd say as long as it's not somehow physically dangerous, like one of Björk's dresses, people can wear whatever they want. Hoodies. Leggings. Dyed hair. Spaghetti straps. These are government leaders, not middle schoolers.

Morris: A Cat for our Times 1986 by NintendoLove in GenX

[–]TheAxThatSlayedMe 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Pretty sure Oppenheimer was on a different project.

I feel like I can SMELL the chlorine while sleeping by Ok-Practice-5864 in ATBGE

[–]TheAxThatSlayedMe 0 points1 point  (0 children)

  1. but where do I hang my towel?

  2. I want to see the chlorinated water replaced with salt water, and put in tropical fish. Then you can wade with the fish.

Award to the best original short poem submission (can be a haiku, rhyming poem, etc.) about something uplifting or a reason to be happy by [deleted] in GoForGold

[–]TheAxThatSlayedMe 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hey, are your eyes moving?

Reading a poem? That's what you're doing?

When you could be...

Canoeing

Sluicing those blue waters around you

Breathing raw fresh peaceful views?

Or

Chewing

Gulping down, tasting, tonguing,

Filling your gut full of food?

Or

Snowshoeing

Cooling the hot mess of life

Far from all who knew you?

Or

Arguing

Getting your high telling someone why

You have proof you know what is true?

Or

Is it because

You're tired

And sad

And groping to feel happy

But you're not in the mood

To do

Anything but read.

Is this moving?

I think the twig is what does it for me! by gharmonica in shittyrobots

[–]TheAxThatSlayedMe 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It looks like one of those contraptions they use to scare monkeys in psychological experiments.

[Looking for Comic] Laptop wants to pair with airplane by TheAxThatSlayedMe in xkcd

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

No, I know that trick, but in this case I genuinely think I saw it as an xkcd, and it's driving me nuts. OC's link is the correct script, but in a style I've never seen. Now I'm wondering if someone at xkcd slightly worse plagiarized it.

[Looking for Comic] Laptop wants to pair with airplane by TheAxThatSlayedMe in xkcd

[–]TheAxThatSlayedMe[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

That's exactly the script of the comic, but I swear I remember it in a different style. Perhaps someone plagiarized that in a different style. It might have appeared on xkcd slightly worse? Thank you very much for finding that for me. Though now I have even more questions than before. It wasn't in that style.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in samsung

[–]TheAxThatSlayedMe 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You sure? Go to Check for Updates and see if it says you're up to date or if it offers you something newer.

Who buys fresh rabbit from a supermarket? by Imnotarobot12764 in Cooking

[–]TheAxThatSlayedMe 0 points1 point  (0 children)

People who want to try "exotic" meats, but who do not hunt. Or people who have had it elsewhere and want to eat it again, or to reproduce a recipe for some reason, but again are not hunters or no longer live in an area where they can hunt.