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Write out f-in-nri-ck (remove the dashes when you do it), submit the message, then watch what occurs
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I've noticed the same thing. Occasionally words end up different in odd ways.Sid the SeaGull said:
On my phone, I assumed it was Apple's spell checker.
lessthanhalf said:
There's yet another example: p.e#p.c*h.a t. , which ends up displayed as d ata min ing si t .e . I came across a piece written by k*r y' s .ia onCircumventing Prohibited Links and Phrases Will Result in a BAN!
, I believe her name is another one, and it mentions something regarding old anamosities. What unsettled me was finding my own earlier comment about this, taken from here, inside that article — though my username had been removed. It's not an actual name, but seeing myself quoted on a page that turned up in a google search felt strange, especially since this forum is the only online community I've ever posted in. The matters being debated don't really concern me (and I certainly have no wish to upset our overlords here), yet the site I brought up can genuinely be handy at times for locating refreshed price lists, newly appearing vendors, or ones stocking peptides that plenty of places list but never actually carry, or ones accepting paypal. Still, you have to be cautious, since a lot of them are only a few weeks old, and there's no simple method to judge what's legitimate.
I spotted that as well. It looks like this has happened before, but just wait until an LLM cites your own posts back at you. That is genuinely frightening.lessthanhalf said:
There's yet another example: p.e#p.c*h.a t. , which ends up displayed as d ata min ing si t .e . I came across a piece written by k*r y' s .ia onCircumventing Prohibited Links and Phrases Will Result in a BAN!
, I believe her name is another one, and it mentions something regarding old anamosities. What unsettled me was finding my own earlier comment about this, taken from here, inside that article — though my username had been removed. It's not an actual name, but seeing myself quoted on a page that turned up in a google search felt strange, especially since this forum is the only online community I've ever posted in. The matters being debated don't really concern me (and I certainly have no wish to upset our overlords here), yet the site I brought up can genuinely be handy at times for locating refreshed price lists, newly appearing vendors, or ones stocking peptides that plenty of places list but never actually carry, or ones accepting paypal. Still, you have to be cautious, since a lot of them are only a few weeks old, and there's no simple method to judge what's legitimate.
those at Finnrisk who are rigging test results to make moneyRetazempic said:
Write out f-in-nri-ck (remove the dashes when you do it), submit the message, then watch what occurs
What really gets to me is this one. If you're writing a fresh post and the system swaps a word, at least you notice it right away and can decide whether to keep going. The problem is when something we posted weeks back gets rewritten into something totally different — that's misleading, and it makes it appear as though we wrote things we never actually wrote. A lot of these swaps are pretty obvious once you look, but theChili777 said:
I spotted that as well. It looks like this has happened before, but just wait until an LLM cites your own posts back at you. That is genuinely frightening.lessthanhalf said:
There's yet another example: p.e#p.c*h.a t. , which ends up displayed as d ata min ing si t .e . I came across a piece written by k*r y' s .ia onCircumventing Prohibited Links and Phrases Will Result in a BAN!
, I believe her name is another one, and it mentions something regarding old anamosities. What unsettled me was finding my own earlier comment about this, taken from here, inside that article — though my username had been removed. It's not an actual name, but seeing myself quoted on a page that turned up in a google search felt strange, especially since this forum is the only online community I've ever posted in. The matters being debated don't really concern me (and I certainly have no wish to upset our overlords here), yet the site I brought up can genuinely be handy at times for locating refreshed price lists, newly appearing vendors, or ones stocking peptides that plenty of places list but never actually carry, or ones accepting paypal. Still, you have to be cautious, since a lot of them are only a few weeks old, and there's no simple method to judge what's legitimate.
He disabled that feature roughly 1 month back. It was the initial instance I came across here on this forum, and honestly it messed with my head. I started questioning whether I was imagining things. I edited my original post to say wasp and just kept going, but for a little while it really left me puzzled—particularly if you're just starting out!randompersonrandom said:
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Edit: oh what the hell
Dos-Dox said:
What really gets to me is this one. If you're writing a fresh post and the system swaps a word, at least you notice it right away and can decide whether to keep going. The problem is when something we posted weeks back gets rewritten into something totally different — that's misleading, and it makes it appear as though we wrote things we never actually wrote. A lot of these swaps are pretty obvious once you look, but theChili777 said:
I spotted that as well. It looks like this has happened before, but just wait until an LLM cites your own posts back at you. That is genuinely frightening.lessthanhalf said:
There's yet another example: p.e#p.c*h.a t. , which ends up displayed as d ata min ing si t .e . I came across a piece written by k*r y' s .ia onCircumventing Prohibited Links and Phrases Will Result in a BAN!
, I believe her name is another one, and it mentions something regarding old anamosities. What unsettled me was finding my own earlier comment about this, taken from here, inside that article — though my username had been removed. It's not an actual name, but seeing myself quoted on a page that turned up in a google search felt strange, especially since this forum is the only online community I've ever posted in. The matters being debated don't really concern me (and I certainly have no wish to upset our overlords here), yet the site I brought up can genuinely be handy at times for locating refreshed price lists, newly appearing vendors, or ones stocking peptides that plenty of places list but never actually carry, or ones accepting paypal. Still, you have to be cautious, since a lot of them are only a few weeks old, and there's no simple method to judge what's legitimate.
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to QSC one isn't. I've never had any dealings with QSC, and I can't see how it ties to axis.