Cytobit

Low effort post. At least link to an news article, if not the amended rules.

Anyway, this is old news. Here's an article from March https://www.pcworld.com/article/3099863/wikipedia-just-banned-ai-written-articles.html

Ok, but how conceptually different are the than the agentic AI that can actually do shit on their own, not just generate text?

Petah?

I've never understood why people get so excited about tax refunds, but this provides some context.

I suppose anyone gullible enough to buy Himalayan salt is also gullible enough to believe salt expires.

Don't let the perfect be the enemy of the good.

Cheaters have always existed. You already know this. Why are you making this stuff up?

Not like there was a STEM storage to begin with.

Using antibiotics for preventative care seems like a bad idea. It contributes to the problem of antibiotic resistant bacteria. And it has side effects, like wiping out your gut microbiome.

I'd he curious to know how many people were getting syphilis in the first place. Like, if 50% of people were getting syphilis before, that would mean 50% of people would be taking the antibiotic for no benefit whatsoever.

But do they not believe they deserve these "attacks"? What's honorable about avoiding consequences? How do they square that?

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