I didn’t assume, I literally asked you directly if this was written by AI.
You chose not to respond, then told me that you hate me, and keep responding like an asshole.
It doesn’t matter if you’re neurodivergent or not if you’re choosing to be an asshole.
I asked you a simple question, you could have answered it.
You made perfect sense, and this post was overwhelmingly upvoted.
Chill out.
Next time:
“Was this ai-written?”
“No, I wrote this.”
"Cool, I like sailing too.
Maybe.
“With essentially just those two control inputs an incredible variety and complexity of movements is possible”
“If you have ever met sailors, they probably are really intense…”
“For a long sailboat that have a consequently big turning radius”
There are so many bizarre yet precise turns of phrase repeating themselves that it’s difficult for me to see them typing this all out.
Did you type all of that out?
That is a lot.
Is that AI generated?
I don’t get it, if it’s free why is it 5.99?
Bummer, I didn’t downvote you.
I think that’s the nature of the beast here, don’t take the fake Internet points too seriously.
The phrase “privacy nightmare” gets thrown around a lot, but an online service taking pictures of your screen every few seconds does not sound worth the risk of exposure of personal information.
As for someone needing physical access to your device in order to access those screenshots, there’s no way that’s correct.
If they’re locally stored on your machine, those screenshots can be accessed by an intruder.
Seems like a long walk for an extremely limited scope of benefit.
Drowning a baby in bathwater.
What is the stated reason for this proposed function?
This is the first I’ve heard of this terrible and invasive idea.
I don’t mind them any more than I mind a bunch of other dumb posts that people feel compelled to share for reasons I don’t understand.
And a lot of them do seem earnest, like they’re showing off a macaroni picture they’re super proud of.
If my adult roommate came home and showed me a macaroni picture they’re super proud of, I probably wouldn’t be personally impressed, but I would be happy for them that they’ve found something they like and are proud of.
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