I see your point, and it’s a valid one. It’s just so exhausting that you need to be an expert in the thing you hate and that’s obviously destroying society in order to talk about it’s effects on society. It’s like that with gun-nuts, if you don’t know the specific differences between AR-15 and M16A1, you’re not allowed to have an opinion on how easy it is for a child to get one and societal problems stemmed from it.
I’m afraid you used brain destroying machine to destroy your brain, and now this is the level of comprehension we’re working with. It’s sad, really. You should be glad that gods don’t exist, otherwise they would be very disappointed.
Despite what your clanker wifu told you, just saying the word “strawman” doesn’t actually constitutes as a proper position.
Is that what you think being said to you? Is that what you consider an appropriate response? Damn, that’s even worse than I thought.
If I go to the restaurant and order something, is that counts as me cooking? How many times I need to point to the waiter at the menu and ask them to bring me something, until I am officially count as a professional cook? If I ask them to make it less salty and add cheese, is it counts as the restaurant employing me as a chef or only as a liner cook?
Just in case your chat “research” fried your brain completely, and it needs to be spelled out: no, to be called cook you need to cook the food. To do research you need to do research, not ask a word prediction machine to do it.
Yeah, the guy’s credentials should be scrutinized if not revoked. This is a disgrace.
And it’s the one who is public about it, imagine how many of his colleagues do the same, but have enough brain cells left to not actually brag about it
“ChatGPT, write a paper about how you deleted all the previous papers you wrote for me”
we need to stop caring
We should never stop caring.
When you type “dear robot girlfriend, do my work, make no mistakes” into a chatbot window, and then use the slop that the average word predicting machine shat out, you’re not doing research. In fact, you’re not doing anything besides frying your brain while frying the planet.
It’s not “research” at all, but whatever that is, llm generated it, you did nothing.
You’re attributing a lot of agency to the fancy autocomplete, and that’s big part of the overall problem.
I remember all those plastic clicking solutions that held batteries back then. I remember them because they always broke, always. I always have a small multitool with a screwdriver on me, and I can’t recommend it enough
I’m actually happy the battery is screwed in. Most people wouldn’t be swapping the battery in a daily basis (and those who do have a screwdriver anyway so it’s not really a problem), but the benefits are more secure connection and less fiddly locking mechanisms that just prone to fail.
WhatsApp has this weird grip on my country’s people, it’s insane.