Patrick Crispen
@crispen.bsky.social
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Official rule (Federal Register):
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Official rule (Federal Register):
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December 29, 2025 at 9:16 PM
... For deadline-sensitive mail (taxes, ballots, payments), request a manual postmark or use certified or registered mail to prove timely mailing.
Official rule (Federal Register):
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Official rule (Federal Register):
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Once again, Dallas ruins Thanksgiving. :)
November 28, 2025 at 4:14 AM
Once again, Dallas ruins Thanksgiving. :)
With educators a looking for a magic bullet AI detector, we need to be careful that we’re not over- or under-stating Pangram’s reliability. ... 3/3
September 15, 2025 at 5:33 PM
With educators a looking for a magic bullet AI detector, we need to be careful that we’re not over- or under-stating Pangram’s reliability. ... 3/3
However, in a follow-up today Mollick noted that Pangram is far from foolproof. As Simon Smith demonstrated, it can be defeated with a handful of simple AI-based re-generation steps:
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Simon Smith on X: "I have huge respect for Ethan Mollick but Pangram is TRIVIAL to defeat. I spent like two minutes in ChatGPT: 1. Gave it an example of human text and corresponding AI-generated text from the paper. 2. Asked it to identify characteristics that made the human text look human. 3. https://t.co/qaT3rkPpij" / X
I have huge respect for Ethan Mollick but Pangram is TRIVIAL to defeat. I spent like two minutes in ChatGPT: 1. Gave it an example of human text and corresponding AI-generated text from the paper. 2. Asked it to identify characteristics that made the human text look human. 3. https://t.co/qaT3rkPpij
x.com
September 15, 2025 at 5:33 PM
However, in a follow-up today Mollick noted that Pangram is far from foolproof. As Simon Smith demonstrated, it can be defeated with a handful of simple AI-based re-generation steps:
x.com/_simonsmith/... ... 2/3
x.com/_simonsmith/... ... 2/3
Huge shoutout to xGoxSpaceman’s Burbank community group. It’s so active we pulled FOUR concurrent 100-person rooms for Eternatus. And Mystic7 wasn’t kidding: the Santa Monica Pier really is goated for events and gyms.
This game has been a wild ride. Here’s to whatever comes next! ... 4/4
This game has been a wild ride. Here’s to whatever comes next! ... 4/4
September 8, 2025 at 9:39 PM
Huge shoutout to xGoxSpaceman’s Burbank community group. It’s so active we pulled FOUR concurrent 100-person rooms for Eternatus. And Mystic7 wasn’t kidding: the Santa Monica Pier really is goated for events and gyms.
This game has been a wild ride. Here’s to whatever comes next! ... 4/4
This game has been a wild ride. Here’s to whatever comes next! ... 4/4
The hardest grind? Hands down the 999 excellent throws to get from level 49 to 50. That task felt like climbing Mount Everest. Somehow, I made it. ... 3/4
September 8, 2025 at 9:39 PM
The hardest grind? Hands down the 999 excellent throws to get from level 49 to 50. That task felt like climbing Mount Everest. Somehow, I made it. ... 3/4
Best part? It happened on my birthday.
I definitely got lucky along the way. Both the Sinnoh and Unova Tours kicked off in my hometown. And Worlds was in Anaheim this year, and I just happened to be across the street at Disneyland. So, yeah, I may have snuck over to the convention center. ... 2/4
I definitely got lucky along the way. Both the Sinnoh and Unova Tours kicked off in my hometown. And Worlds was in Anaheim this year, and I just happened to be across the street at Disneyland. So, yeah, I may have snuck over to the convention center. ... 2/4
September 8, 2025 at 9:39 PM
Best part? It happened on my birthday.
I definitely got lucky along the way. Both the Sinnoh and Unova Tours kicked off in my hometown. And Worlds was in Anaheim this year, and I just happened to be across the street at Disneyland. So, yeah, I may have snuck over to the convention center. ... 2/4
I definitely got lucky along the way. Both the Sinnoh and Unova Tours kicked off in my hometown. And Worlds was in Anaheim this year, and I just happened to be across the street at Disneyland. So, yeah, I may have snuck over to the convention center. ... 2/4
Mike Dunford does a fantastic job breaking this down — and why your outrage is (mostly) misplaced. Highly recommended read: bsky.app/profile/ques... ... 2/2
So even when a company has no intention of doing monstrous things with your content, you tend to get licenses that let them do so if they want - not out of malice, but out of CYA and resource-management.
/fin
/fin
July 15, 2025 at 9:06 PM
Mike Dunford does a fantastic job breaking this down — and why your outrage is (mostly) misplaced. Highly recommended read: bsky.app/profile/ques... ... 2/2