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Something Bizarre Is Happening to People Who Use ChatGPT a Lot (futurism.com)
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[–] 0 points 1 year ago (3 children)

It's still the same bullshit - people looking at text on their terminals. Be it SMS, be it discord, etc. people looking at images, listening to music, etc. inb4 "durr durr no 4k res in 95", no shit

I really don't know what your crusade is with this topic, but I actually do have(and still use) the same computer I had in the late 90's - SGI Indigo2 Extreme I got when I bought Alias PowerAnimator. Me and you were absolutely not doing the same stuff with our systems

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  • [–] 0 points 1 year ago (2 children)

    That's like saying cuneiform on small tablets is the same as writing after the Gutenberg press. "It's all just symbols marked on a medium."

    But I think you know that there's quite a difference in being able to print books on an industrial scale and a few priests knowing how to write down taxation in cuneiform on stone tablets.

    I actually do have(and still use) the same computer I had in the late 90's

    My point exactly. You're saying things haven't changed because you're stuck. The world has changed in 30 years. Arguably more than in any previous set of 30 year cycles.

    30 000 hours uploaded every hour. In 1995 there weren't even 30 000 websites. >5.5 billion users versus 16 million. Do you have any idea just how huge that difference is? Here's a hint, the difference is about ~5.5 billion people.

    Like what's your crusade in arguing that "it's all still the same" when it's obviously completely different.

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  • [–] 0 points 1 year ago (1 child)

    My guy, everything has changed and yet nothing has changed. You are arguing specifics while I'm arguing bigger picture. I'm not saying your wrong or I'm wrong, I just think we have a different view and measuring with a different kind of ruler, and yet I don't think we are really in disagreement, this seems to be arguing over semantics of what videos were in ~95 (very low res and shit quality fyi) and how many people had access to those shit quality videos - I'm just saying they were always there

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    "I'm arguing bigger picture"

    No, you're specifically doing the opposite.

    You're taking what you did as a novelty, niche hobby in the 90's and saying "it's just the same now"

    It literally isn't. The difference in users is about 5.5 billion and constant access in your pocket.

    over semantics of what videos were in ~95 (very low res and shit quality fyi)

    Consumer digital video cameras didn't even exist until 1995.

    I'm just saying they were always there

    You arguing that the "it's the same now" is exactly the same thing as saying literature was "exactly the same" 500 years and 5000 years because they share some very base level features.

    Again, the difference is users is 5.5 billion to the 90's. Wireless connections are everywhere.

    Imagine how dumb it would be to argue cars are the same as when they were invented. "They still have wheels and an engine and you steer them to go about. We had the exact same thing in 1885!"

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