Author: “write me a 4000 word article on why microplastics are bad

ChatGPT: generates 4000 words of text explaining what micro means, what plastic means, and paraphrasing the “controversy” section of the Wikipedia page on microplastics

Reader: “Summarise this article”

GhatGPT: “Microplastics are bad”

Russia releases the compromat

How does the image scanning compare to docker scout? (Or whatever the docket desktop one is called).

Controversial but I was surprised at how well trump did for himself.

He managed to dial down the lies and rhetoric from “how stupid does he think the audience is” to “obviously bullshit”.

Well done to Harris of course, in particular for calling his playbook tactics out at the start, then repeatedly calling out the lies and dog whistling each time - the way to beat a manipulating bully is to shine a light on their behaviour plainly in public and she nailed it.

Bonus points to Harris as well for laughing at him whilst maintaining class.

For those also wondering (and I’m quoting a comment on Ars so may stand corrected…):

Isn’t this a violation of the Geneva Conventions?

Only if used to deliberately target infantry. The videoed operations so far seem to have been intended to burn away protective cover (trees/brush), which is a permitted use even if there’s a risk of inflicting casualties as a side effect of the application of incendiaries.

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Don’t worry guys it’s just a special military operation.

Would be even funnier if it said second best in Russia, no need to complicate it.

Awesome that they’ve done this but it’s still a lot of steps.

I’ve heard there are cracked versions pre-packaged so it would be good if one of the retailers could release something similar given the popularity.

Super interesting!

I wonder how far this could go in time.

10/10

Thank you!

Looking at the form, EU citizens living abroad apparently cannot sign either.

Agree they’ve being easing their way in for a while. My point was specifically about advertising within the content itself which would be a new line crossed.

Edit: actually yes they did do this with Apple News didn’t they! (Which is why I stopped paying for it).

Content advertising isn’t “on brand” for Apple, so this would be a bold move.

Said it before and I’ll say it again - one of the most underrated games ever!

Manor Lords.

Plays really well but as one reviewer put it, it gets old after 20 hours or so.

That said, the early access bit is done well in that the content that is there works pretty well, and you can see placeholder for the other features being worked on.

Like right now it’s maybe like 25% of the full game, but that 25% works well and you can clearly see what’s coming.

I’m so glad you posted this - my integrated fridge door has dropped slightly after being taken off and put back on when installed. Can’t really screw back into mdf/chipboard/whatever and I’ve been stressing about getting it fixed for months because whilst it’ll get worse over time, it technically works and no doubt the fitter would say I need to take the whole thing out and replace the side panel.

Thank you!

Wonderful story and what an impact his efforts have made.

Great example of the IT mantra “When you do your job right the user’s won’t know you’ve done anything at all”.

Several corporations in the United States have been reported to use prison labor Walmart: Utilizes prison labor for manufacturing products and for supply chain operations.

McDonald’s: Uses prison labor to produce uniforms and other items.

Victoria’s Secret: Has used prison labor for manufacturing lingerie.

AT&T: Employs prison labor for call center operations.

Starbucks: Uses prison labor for packaging products.

Microsoft: Utilizes prison labor for refurbishing and recycling electronic equipment.

Boeing: Engages prison labor for manufacturing parts.

Nordstrom: Uses prison labor for product manufacturing.

Target: Employs prison labor for manufacturing and packaging.

Whole Foods: Uses prison labor for packaging products.

BP: Utilizes prison labor for various operations. Caterpillar: Engages prison labor for manufacturing parts.

Chevron: Uses prison labor for various operations. Eddie Bauer: Employs prison labor for manufacturing products.

Kmart: Uses prison labor for manufacturing and packaging.