hello! i am amelia. i like some things. i hate some things.
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Hi friends! I know it’s scary times but if you are a citizen who is not currently involved with the criminal justice system then you really don’t need to do any special opsec when attending a Hands Off protest. These are permitted marches organized by middle of the road liberal organizations and attended by grey haired women. You can totally bring your phone and you really don’t need to write a lawyers number on your arm. It’s just something you’re doing make yourself feel cool, which is fine, honestly. But it’s not necessary.
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Some Lord of the Rings stationary for SDCC! Featuring cozy Hobbit Hole sticky notes and some Fellowship washi tape 🌱🏔️☁️
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from richard siken’s “seaside improvisations”. my primary hobby these days is reading poetry or listening to music and going “wow that’s so gon core!” and then have a meltdown
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To everyone considering paying 5 billion dollars per year to play gamecube games on switch
Take my hand. I can show you a better way
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A group of Wikipedia editors have formed WikiProject AI Cleanup, “a collaboration to combat the increasing problem of unsourced, poorly-written AI-generated content on Wikipedia.” The group’s goal is to protect one of the world’s largest repositories of information from the same kind of misleading AI-generated information that has plagued Google search results, books sold on Amazon, and academic journals. “A few of us had noticed the prevalence of unnatural writing that showed clear signs of being AI-generated, and we managed to replicate similar ‘styles’ using ChatGPT,” Ilyas Lebleu, a founding member of WikiProject AI Cleanup, told me in an email. “Discovering some common AI catchphrases allowed us to quickly spot some of the most egregious examples of generated articles, which we quickly wanted to formalize into an organized project to compile our findings and techniques.”
9 October 2024

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