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1. Don't use a picture of thispersondoesnotexist, it looks creepy. Invest some time to make a custom avatar via Photoshop, if you want to be anonymous. 2. You need to make your profile description comprehensible. 3. Your gig title isn't SEO optimized. Nor did you fulfill the description...

I get it. But you observe it from lenses of an experienced user. Look at this example from their docs: Not many people would understand where and how to run such command. And some wouldn't even understand what "requires python 3" means. If they were really spoon-feeding, they'd have links...

Good plan. I also found that ChatGPT doesn't give full instructions (as in step by step) for technical requests. So consider Googling technical blogs if you get stuck, or ask here. But do try to accomplish it on your own to gain more experience.

If you get a difficult request and you don't have time to reply fully, create a template like: "Hey, I got your message but I am at the middle of some work right now. I will answer you in [some time]." That way you can keep your response rate to 1 hour.

Not really. It would be hard for a newbie that doesn't even know what a terminal is. Many people would look at that doc and watch it cluelessly and be intimidated. Not all people are at the same computer skill level. A lot of people don't even know to navigate the docs.

Yes. It's a little tricky for newbs. It involves scripting. Search for the offical OpenAI documentation for fine tuning and see if you can understand it or follow the steps.

It gets easy to spot. It just follows the structure of intro, middle, conclusion, in a rather formal manner with long sentences.

Can you rephrase that, I don't understand what you are asking? If you meant, has Google implemented AI detection, then I don't know. It's closed source.

I get it, but I don't fully agree. They will invest in it, if they deem it profitable. AI generated content detection isn't as consuming as you think. Take a look at my first post in this thread. All I am saying, it's not a 0% chance that they will not implement it. So if you are trying...

No one knows how exactly the proprietary software works or what it does [except those with access to the source-code]. You think Google will not notice a proliferation in blog articles in the last few month? And not realize its driven by OpenAI solutions? Do you think their algorithm never...

That's just your hunch. It's quite the opposite in reality. Here's what Mueller, a high-rank Google webmaster says: Search for: "how will google treat ai content" to learn more.

Yes, it does help programmers. But it also makes programmers less valuable and needed. No one mentioned GitHub Copilot. If you know how to use it properly, you no longer need to Google when you are stuck. Or read documentations. There are some really niche situations when I need to...

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This. It's funny how the majority of programmers are arrogant, delusional, coping, and stupid. If you are a programmer, I'd suggest you to earn as much as you can right now.

Just google openai detector, it's the first result. You can see how easy it is to spot that any ChatGPT generated content is over 99% fake/AI generated. Now, that's an open-source solution. Now imagine what a trillion dollar company can do.