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So, that thing with Amazon being full of AI-generated books containing tips to eat poisonous mushrooms?
Google Scholar now appears to be increasingly full of GPT-fabricated academic papers too - undermining human societyās hard-amassed evidence base.
Good work, everyone.
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#science #academia #generativeai
#misinformation
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I wonder if there'll be some kind of inverse carbon dating in the future. Where people would determine the age of a text corpus just by counting the fraction of AI bullshit contained in it.
"Ah interesting, these texts contain 34% AI bullshit. This is a strong indicator for it stemming from around 2029. There's probably still much true information in there as the 50% AI bullshit mark was only hit 4 years later...."
Generative algo's main use case is spam.
I went to the fifth-grade graduation once at the school where I taught and a child, a fifth grader about 10 years old, said in her graduation speech:
"Another way our teachers show that they care about us is they don't let us go to the bathrooms or in the hall when there's shooting."
The first time a third-grader confidently told another student that they didn't have to worry because "Ms. Harris wouldn't ever let a bad guy come in and get you," I understood that I would actually die for my students and that it was actually a real possibility.
Do you know what it's like to be underpaid, often disrespected by other adults (just look around threads for examples), exhausted, and know that you might have to die for the kids you're responsible for??
@ente Could you please promote your "Ente Auth" on your homepage as well??? ente.io/
#auth #authenticator #opensource #2fa #SecOps
Iāve spent the entire morning going thru tubs that have been stored in the garage for 7-8 yrs or so, & apparently, I can fit my butt into some rly old jeans again! Not these, mind you, but Iāll be damned if Iām giving them away BC YOU NEVER KNOW, RIGHT? š¤£
& Ralph Lauren/Polo doesnāt make Saturday jeans any more & theyāre my all-time fave jeans for running around in sneakers. (Theyāre too short for heels, but srsly, how often do I wear heels these days?)
I love raggedy old jeans. š„°
Whenever we moved (and as a military family, we moved a lot), my mom would put the date on all the boxes.
If she hadnāt opened the box within a year or by the next move (which was sometimes *less* than a year :( ), sheād just throw the box away without looking in it.
āI havenāt needed whatever is in there for a year. Iām not likely to need it ever again.ā
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Got a bug report on emoji-picker-element that it's super slow if you have ~20k custom emoji (some fediverse instancesā¦ šµāš«). I was about to write some complex virtualization logic until I remembered that `content-visibility` exists: web.dev/articles/content-visibā¦
~15% perf boost in Chrome, ~5% in Firefox, Safari has it in Tech Preview I guess. And no accessibility pitfalls or complicated code to maintain. Not as good as virtualization, but amazing what a few lines of CSS can do. github.com/nolanlawson/emoji-pā¦
@anthony That's interesting; I'll toy around with that!
What prompted this was noticing a huge amount of time Chromium is spending in "ResourceFetcher::requestResource" (visible if you turn on "show all events"). I had a hunch that this was related to the `<img>`s, so I removed the `src` and suddenly all the costs went away. I'll need to dig to see if it's `loading=lazy`-relatedā¦
As for IntersectionObserver, yes, I messed around with that too. It's definitely the better cross-browser choice.
BiSquared Happy New Year 2029
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