Marshall_Lawson
Marshall_Lawson t1_jdao9n3 wrote
sounds passive-aggressive to me
Marshall_Lawson t1_jd83k0x wrote
Reply to comment by sid32 in Devo documentary film announced (simply titled 'Devo') and will be directed by Tiger King/American Movie/Fyre director Chris Smith by YoureASkyscraper
But not for me!
Marshall_Lawson t1_jd7savs wrote
Reply to comment by Trout_Shark in Would AGI/ASI cut down the human population to help humanity thrive? by [deleted]
reminds me of Britta from Community lol
"I can excuse murdering 3/4 of the population of humanity, but I draw the line at forced sterilization!"
Marshall_Lawson t1_jd7qpae wrote
Reply to comment by Trout_Shark in Would AGI/ASI cut down the human population to help humanity thrive? by [deleted]
it was pretty fucking dark from the beginning what OP posted
Marshall_Lawson t1_jd7jdy4 wrote
Reply to comment by just-a-dreamer- in Would AGI/ASI cut down the human population to help humanity thrive? by [deleted]
So instead you just want to let a computer, programmed by humans, decide which billions of humans to kill, to get down to an arbitrary number that you pulled out of your ass. Okay, fucking fascist.
Marshall_Lawson t1_jd7hcov wrote
Keep this fascist bs in the burning dumpster where it belongs. The problem is not overpopulation, it's efficiently using and allocating the resources available, instead of allowing a privileged few to hoard and waste them, and manipulate essential resources like food, water, and housing, as commodities.
Marshall_Lawson t1_jczyw3v wrote
Reply to comment by DarwinEvolved in Is it time to end RottenTomatoes? by hasanahmad
Yeah i try not to go to user history first, but once I saw it that sealed it for me.
In any case, i was already pretty sure. most people have characteristic mannerisms in their writing, even if they're being very dry and formal there will be something, and chatgpt has none. it's statistically driven to the most generic possible response. Becomes pretty easy to spot once you get used to it.
Marshall_Lawson t1_jczx4hg wrote
Reply to comment by DarwinEvolved in Is it time to end RottenTomatoes? by hasanahmad
I'm starting to get used to the dry yet accessible writing style of chatgpt as well as its paragraph length and conclusion paragraphs. on top of that, compare the original post to the writing style of the op's other comments, and I think you might very well be right.
also a lot of the op's recent activity is on chatgpt and bing subs.
Marshall_Lawson t1_j6ytufr wrote
Reply to comment by bcopes in Caught on a trail cam near Batsto by faceyourdom
nah he just runs real fast or drives in his IROC
Marshall_Lawson t1_j6ihj40 wrote
Marshall_Lawson t1_j6igyx8 wrote
Reply to comment by polarassassin in 'Everybody is cheating': Why this teacher has adopted an open ChatGPT policy by TheDoctorOf1977
> when i tell it its wrong it just doubles down because it does not understand fact vs opinion it just gives you the most relevant data it has and says "that's the answer you want"
In my experience, it apologizes for the mistake, and then when you ask to update (rewrite) the product incorporating the new information, it's even odds whether it will make the desired change, ignore it completely, or make a new different mistake.
Marshall_Lawson t1_j19wp33 wrote
Reply to comment by quantuminous in The Heritage Foundation data sources contradict its report that the US city with the 30th highest rate of homicide was 2.4 / 100K. One of their referenced sources- "CHR&R" (footnote 25) - has more than 1K counties with higher homicide rates. Here's that data. Relevant links are in the comments. [OC] by quantuminous
yes exactly what I was thinking of.
Marshall_Lawson t1_j19tzm2 wrote
Reply to The Heritage Foundation data sources contradict its report that the US city with the 30th highest rate of homicide was 2.4 / 100K. One of their referenced sources- "CHR&R" (footnote 25) - has more than 1K counties with higher homicide rates. Here's that data. Relevant links are in the comments. [OC] by quantuminous
the heritage foundation misrepresenting data in bad faith to convey a reactionary message? I'm shocked! /s
Marshall_Lawson t1_j147946 wrote
Reply to Wi-Fi at jury duty by Gullil
How good is the cell signal in there?
Marshall_Lawson t1_ix2ab0x wrote
Reply to comment by DoggyDaddy82 in First time seeing the 2002 Baltimore Region Rail Map. Moore, make it happen! by A_Damn_Millenial
if next door is against it that's even more proof we need it
Marshall_Lawson t1_iwzznpl wrote
Reply to comment by Longey13 in First time seeing the 2002 Baltimore Region Rail Map. Moore, make it happen! by A_Damn_Millenial
Yeah i got a survey recently about plans to build light rail along the 45 corridor which would be perfect for me.
Marshall_Lawson t1_iwzvr6g wrote
Reply to comment by A_Damn_Millenial in First time seeing the 2002 Baltimore Region Rail Map. Moore, make it happen! by A_Damn_Millenial
Yeah i mean it's already been 20 years...
Marshall_Lawson t1_iwzqp85 wrote
Reply to First time seeing the 2002 Baltimore Region Rail Map. Moore, make it happen! by A_Damn_Millenial
"Adopted 2002"? So that yellow line is somewhat committed to eventually being built? Yay
Marshall_Lawson t1_islwgw1 wrote
Reply to comment by PlumbCrazyRefer in Stay away jersey is closed for the season by ophidiophobia_py_dev
Packed with broken leaf peepers on a last chance scenic drive?
Marshall_Lawson t1_je5qknk wrote
Reply to comment by 70green in In Washington heights they tour up the roads to do work and revealed the old cobblestone beneath (184 & Pinehurst) by soylentgreenis
The cobblestones of course! 🤔