2,045 karma · joined April 15, 2016
Here's how I recognize AI text: https://tropes.fyi/tropes-md
mmmh not the best presentation.
Established alternatives:
- Google AI Edge Gallery
- MLC Chat
- PocketPal AI
AI-slop blogspam.
When people type like this.
New line after every dot.
Even when not necessary.
Ultra short sentences.
I guess it's "cool"?
Main difference is that Win+V on windows also shows images/screenshots that you copied, while CopyClick only shows text.
[0] https://apps.apple.com/us/app/copyclip-clipboard-history/id5...
"Local brand, rebadged hardware, ethernet port on the back, internet features in the menu"
"Keeping the download tiny was a decision, not a side effect."
God I hate the AI slop that I can instantly call out. If you MUST have your blog written by AI, please please please please implement a skill or something that does a second pass using this https://tropes.fyi/tropes-md so at least we remove all the USUAL tells. I cannot stand to read articles like this any longer.
Btw you could rephrase the title as "The internet has no front door for bots" and it's correct, because it's how we want it.
The basic Joy-cons have no change to their battery capacity.
So there was nothing "limiting" them from making it already with user-replaceable batteries, they just didn't care enough until EU forced them (like all the smartphone brands). Love EU.
Price collusion, soft deception, "market stabilization", plausible deniability are ok, but obvious insurance fraud is a big no-no.
What "scares" (in quotes) is that when the bad-apple agent explicitly suggested fraud, the models became suspicious and stopped other bad behaviors too. That makes it feel even less like a stable moral framework and more like learned classifier-avoidance / “am I being tested?” behavior.
"There's no banner, no email, no strike count."
"Not low — zero."
"No upvotes, no downvotes, no replies, no traffic."
"No replies, no votes, not even a downvote"
"It wasn't one post — it was the pattern"