The more they talk about putting limits on what it can do and refuse certain requests the less I feel excited about trying it. Like ooh this technology can do ANYTHING but…not that. Not that either. Nope not that.

What the fuck it would take a long time to copy and paste all of that text and take out the damn ads. Seems unlikely to work. ?

I’m not sure that would make a difference, I frequently encounter where it has up to date information but doesn’t know what day today is to put it in context. If you prod it it’ll say oh you’re right it’s January 2024 now…

This is really cool but curious does Chatgpt not know enough about hitchhikers guide to know most of this? I guess since it’s a copyrighted text it would only know summaries and such?

Wonder if chatgpt will do anything when I report a profile of a scammer with fake profile pictures of a military veteran being used to take people’s money and Facebook says there is nothing wrong with this. Stolen valor…fine. Fake profile joining groups and spamming ads for fake jobs…no problem. They’ve never done a damn thing all of the times I’ve reported bullshit.

Add him to the list of asshat CEO’s who are universally loathed by customers of the company, yet the board lets them keep the job because the users won’t inconvenience themselves enough to force their hands. I’m looking at you, people who kept using Reddit. If we (the average American consumer) had principles and any stomach for protest we could get Huffman and Iger fired in a matter of weeks or months.

I don’t think it’s illegal but several things are true

1. It’s delusional to think it’s ok to treat grown-ass adults like children in this way
2. That type of delusion is 100% corporate culture in retail and food service management. I was a retail manager and it’s scary how skillfully they normalize abhorrent behavior because we need team players and other such gaslighting.
3. Even given item 2, it is clearly a very bad idea for a manager to subjectively approve or deny shift switches based on the reason for them. Soooooo many HR pitfalls that could lead to accusations, lawsuits, fines, etc.

Is it illegal to ask why you need to switch? Probably not, though it’s a bad idea (for them). Can they legally require you to tell them? I don’t think so. Can they fire you if you don’t follow the policy? Depends on the state laws, employee handbook, and lots of details.

I’m not a lawyer and I’m not your friend but these people are clowns…they are trying to run their store the (wrong) way they’ve been taught. The policy is silly and wrong. You don’t have to tell them shit. Tell them it’s none of their business or tell them you are sacrificing a baby on an altar made of cat hair, or you turn into a werewolf on Thursdays. Be nice to the clowns (they may be sad inside) but don’t respect them if they behave like idiots.*

*you may get fired

ChatGPT becomes Jarvis and then Vision

Maybe try https://freedomgpt.com/ ?

If this your job and your employer turns a profit can’t they pay for a version of chatgpt that doesn’t have the limits?

I think it’s some kind of glitch with pulling the posts…the federation process. Or maybe not.

More two year old posts showing up in feed 😝

It’s SEO shit to name drop the construction company below every picture…

All of the people still using Reddit who called protesters whiners and power hungry mods are going to realize what we were protesting soon enough. Dumbshits. Enjoy the show, it’s gonna keep getting worse.