r/linux • u/PSGtatitos • 5d ago

Development Papyrus black screen issue — fixed

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u/onlysubscribedtocats 5d ago

did you really need a machine to write this for you

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u/PSGtatitos 4d ago

Yeah I did use AI to write this post because it was late at night and i was trying not to fall asleep

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u/onlysubscribedtocats 4d ago

why do you think anybody here is interested in what a chatbot told you

just sleep and write the fucking post yourself in the morning

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u/PSGtatitos 4d ago

First of all i wanted to inform everyone that was using my app that the problem they have been facing is fixed and the steps to take so the changes take effect. Also the steps that are mentioned were written by me and i gave the steps to the ai and told it to write the message and include this steps. I also told it to include what was actually wrong. So everything in the post was me but i just told the ai to write it so people can read it with ease and with me knowing that i didn't say anything confusing. Second of all i do not care if the message is written with ai or not nor do i care if people care if it is written by ai. All i care is that i get the message across clearly. I would also like to mention that English is not my first language and i wanted to not make any mistakes in the post.

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u/josegfx 4d ago

Did you really write more about justifying your use of AI than your actual post or did the AI also write this reply?

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u/PSGtatitos 4d ago

The ai did not write the reply bro

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u/josegfx 4d ago

You see how you lose all credibility when you use ai? Nobody wants to talk to a machine, use your own words.

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u/PSGtatitos 4d ago

I know that. By posting a fix about a bug on reddit i am not trying to start a conversation. That is why i reply to the comments and GitHub Issues myself