Posts by csilverman@mastodon.social
(DIR) Post #B43AHheRV4lUvQnZ20 by csilverman@mastodon.social
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#notesart #mastoart #art #illustration
(DIR) Post #B4rkAlzUHNnubtdJdg by csilverman@mastodon.social
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Am I the only one who thinks it's weird that the Apple II is nowhere to be seen in Apple's (admittedly very cool) animated history of its seminal products on the https://www.apple.com/ homepage?The iPhone generation might not recognize it, but that machine made Apple an actual consumer products company and carried it for at least the first ten years of its existence.
(DIR) Post #B5D0I9HBmVyQRTbtgm by csilverman@mastodon.social
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#notesArt #mastoArt #art #illustration #fediArt
(DIR) Post #B6KacN94veVZVNzhpI by csilverman@mastodon.social
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@Rairii Is the em-dash thing really a reliable tell? I use that all the time, (or space-hyphen-space in code comments) 😬
(DIR) Post #B6KbyouwSCL7xneLjM by csilverman@mastodon.social
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@jernej__s @Rairii It might be easier on Macs: Shift-Option-hyphen, or Opt-hyphen for en dashes. Also, part of my job is editorial work—checking text and making sure it matches our style guide—so I'm pretty used to those keyboard shortcuts at this point.I just get worried when I start hearing these "you can always tell AI by the fact that it uses X" because a lot of times, X is a convention used in professional writing. I come from an academic background, so I probably use a lot of AI tells.
(DIR) Post #B6KcE4RD20eYRX0xiy by csilverman@mastodon.social
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@Rairii @jernej__s yep, I'd imagine that settles it.(Also, I do wonder how Claude Shannon would feel about a future where the first thing computer people do when they see his name is curse and close the tab)
(DIR) Post #B6L0J1aDTEAlwA7fEG by csilverman@mastodon.social
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#notesArt #mastoArt #art #illustration #fediArt
(DIR) Post #B6Y1k6w6ImbFMoJkTw by csilverman@mastodon.social
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@docpop Funny how AI-related policy changes are revealing deeper problems that existed before AI was an issue.Like, Dietterich's text would make perfect sense even in a world where AI never existed. And I wouldn't want to imagine the reaction if blue-check-guy here was a student, asking that question to a teacher/professor in, say, the context of a class on how to properly structure academic writing.This isn't an "AI" thing, it's a "some people don't belong in science and never did" thing.
(DIR) Post #B9YVWymebK6fvCso8O by csilverman@mastodon.social
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@benjancewicz I think Hunter has him beat.https://www.the-independent.com/arts-entertainment/books/news/hunter-s-thompson-s-daily-routine-was-the-height-of-dissolution-a6798801.html