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ChatGPT wrote Python code to perform data analysis on a CSV file and I barely had to ask: https://mrdizzyblog.neocities.org/blog/gpt-on-gpt-words
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My writing influences - Comparing myself to people I have absolutely no business comparing myself to: https://mrdizzyblog.neocities.org/blog/writing-influences
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lotus-cube
7 months ago
Personally, if you find that you can't NOT write, regardless of the quality, you should accept that you are a "writer." I believe it's more of a fate to be resigned to than a label of intellectual superiority. Just look at AO3, technically they're writers, right? Maybe that's just me.
When I posted this originally, the charts I made were missing. Here's the complete post: https://mrdizzyblog.neocities.org/blog/gpt-words
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Read-Only Friday Link Roundup https://mrdizzyblog.neocities.org/blog/links-2024-09-20
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Structure vs Substance https://mrdizzyblog.neocities.org/blog/structure-substance
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Now writing in the Atkinson Hyperlegible font, designed for maximum readability by the Braille Institute (https://www.brailleinstitute.org/freefont). In addition to improved accessibility, it also dramatically shrinks the download size of the site (which was mostly due to Open Sans).
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ChatGPT and word pollution: https://mrdizzyblog.neocities.org/blog/gpt-words
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fri11s
7 months ago
'Crucial' is my tell for something being written by AI. I was surprised by 'tapestry'!
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colexdev
7 months ago
'Crucial' comes up a lot from LLMs? Interesting, that is a fairly common word though, while something like Delve isn't. Or am I mistaken?
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lotus-cube
7 months ago
I feel affirmed but also... does the original-but-stupifying works of twitter and tumblr now count as the cultural word-front? What a terrifying timeline.
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dmansweb
7 months ago
This is a very important piece of research you did. Very alarming. I am afraid that AI written articles may lead to the stagnation of language development. Less words are going to be used more often, leading to humans having smaller vocabularies. Or am I being too negative now?
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