Use a LLM to generate comments maybe finetuned on HN

When real people start showing up they will see comments and assume its not a wasteland. As real people come reduce the bot comments.

My TV is forcing me into a employment agreement where I generated data to train their models or otherwise 'improve service'.

Data is so valuable companies are risking a huge PR backlash. Data collection is the business model and I assume the same ethos will make its away into open source.

One interesting thing is if you show someone this for a random sentence and ask them want do they think. They always say how did it copy my writing. Everyone thinks it looks like their own writing. Likely because its the average of all peoples writing. Try it out

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Now you can argue each year the value of a university degree will drop because more and more people will get LLM to write their papers for them.

The whole higher education model may need to change, its a similar paradigm shift as the invention of the graphs calculator.

I wouldn't think they have access to your actual URLs as this is HTTPS, only the domain name. Or am I missing something.

I hardly post because when I do its down voted, sometimes the post is popular but after 24 hours its back to being down voted.

I have a bunch of domain names but never figured out a way to sell them.

When I try do that it says

"I can not be wrong because I am a large language model who generates text from a user to make a useful response"

What are the odds of this hitting us, during our lifetime with the technology to record it.

Seems far fetched.

If you look hard enough through anyone's phone and online history you will find something to put them away for - no exception.

I say he should not belong on the list because his company was not scam company its still alive to this day - the ethics aside of hiking drug prices.

He was convicted on a technically by telling early investors that he already had investors. When at that point his start up had none.

I ordered a incredible beef pizza thinking it was extra topping or something.

Half way through I happened to eat one of the 'beef' bits by itself and realised it tasted terrible and possibly expired.

I googled it and turned out they sold me a fake meat while advertising it as " beef". Which I felt should be false advertising.

The funny thing is I really enjoy falafels and the English brand of vege mushroom paddies. But this fake meat is soulless.

They get the cheapest possible bits that can't be sold for more to humans but are still enjoyed by animals.

Animals tend to eat human waste products which is a form of recycling, turning essentially rubbish into bioavailable protein