There is one way OpenAI can be near 100% sure whether a piece of text was written by or with the help of ChatGPT. They could compare the piece of text against every conversation ChatGPT has ever had. (not saying it’s a good idea)

I believe the 0, 1, 1+ reply counts is a setting available to your instance admins. Mine actually does count.

I think the admins deliberately chose not to censor “fuck spez” because it makes people think they are a free platform

wow

this is exactly what I did to my mother

(this sentence sounds so scary out of context)

but we need lemmy to grow! I would say that the benefits on Lemmy growing outweighs a few members being “bad.” (couldn’t think of a better word)

I love how it’s kind of anti-aliased with the gray pixels

Thank you!

r/savethirdpartyapps is banned. r/save3rdparty apps is not.

source: just checked it myself

Ah, I actually did successfully scan the qr code to a website promoting veganism. It was Dominion.

2023-07-21 14:10 (UTC)

paging received! thanks

edit: Just did my part!

Thank you. I read your comment. Leaving reddit certainly is a great way of protest, but it would mean nothing if only less than 1% left.

BTW I’m also curious whether there’s a way to link to a comment that upon clicking brings the user to the comment on their instance, or if there’s something you can do to find the same comment that is on another instance without searching it on your own instance.

I also felt like something similar happened to ChatGPT. A few days ago I asked it to rewrite some Korean text with Hanja, retried many times, but it kept spitting out the same text without changing a thing. After several frustrating attempts, it finally spat out something with Hanja, which according to my deduction with the help of Google Translate, was only partially correct. A few months ago though, it could come up with something that’s mostly correct. Sad.

PS: Before anyone replies to me in Korean, I should note that I don’t speak Korean at all. I just happened to have stumbled upon this Wikipedia article about Korean Mixed Script.

I love Matrix. Just started using it like 5 days ago, and I’ve already been enjoying it.

They’ve promised to not remove old.reddit ("old.reddit isn’t going anywhere), but who knows whether they’ll keep their promise. At the end of the day, if it actually is removed, it’ll likely draw even more people to Lemmy

Yeah it is more similar to discord. If I were to group chatting apps/services into two groups, I would do this:

• WhatsApp, Signal, Line, Messenger, Telegram, SMS
• Discord, irc, Matrix

Well, due to the nature of the Fediverse, no one can reliably list all the server in existence. They can merely list the most popular ones, much like how you can’t list all the Lemmy instances. A list I used to pick my server is https://joinmatrix.org/servers/ , though you might want to look up the server’s reputation before joining. Please do check it out! I believe that someone on Lemmy has a much higher probability of liking Matrix.

By the way, if you join an instance without these bridges, you could always search for bridges on other servers

I don’t think Matrix feels slow because the app is slow. In my experience, I have tried 3 homeservers (community.rs, matrix.im, and mozilla.org (hosted by modular), and there was a really really big performance gap. I’m not gonna say which one is which, but sending message on one (the time between you hit send and the circled checkmark appears) usually takes less than 1 seconds, another averages at maybe 1.5 seconds, the other often takes more than 5 seconds. Choosing a performant homeserver could really impact your experience with Matrix, and it’s sad that people can’t really know how performant a server is unless they create an account on it and try it out themselves.