Even huger news than before: After 2.5 years, OUR ORIGINAL SHITCOIN DISPENSER has finally SOLD OUT!  https://twitter.com/Shitcoin30/status/1797125972309012929What's up next? A bridge to Ethereum, of course. The DAO weighed the pros and cons of launching a bridge to Solana - currently home of the most popular shit tokens - but ultimately decided against it. The bridge will be built true to Shitcoin Ethos: 100% manually approved and conducted transfers. More info to come!Amazing what a difference a decade makes. Now 100 Th/s (SHA) miners are old and slow.
One of these days I'm going to have to go thorough all the old shitcoins and wallets that I have to see if any still sync.
Nice to see this one still going.
We're the first token to be named SHITCOIN, a legacy to be proud of. We can't actually be mined and the supply is capped at a measly 69,420,000, with over half held by long-inactive wallets.
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Alright, someone please tell me how this would work: we've got a lazy, shit-smelling, dirty barefoot dirtbag who wants to steal a spot in a signature campaign from someone who can really write--and this flea fart comes across a thread in Bitcoin Discussion something along the lines of, say, "Bitcoin vs. Gold??". Said fuck fart flea bag then does what exactly with an AI program? Does he just input the title of the thread and hope to his local god the program spits out something that nobody here will notice did not originate fully from a human brain?
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So I guess my question boils down to "what text are they running through an AI program?".
I imagine its as easy as this:  Then here is the result: When someone wants to use an AI program to generate content for a forum thread like "Bitcoin vs. Gold," here's how it generally works:
Input Prompt: The person provides the AI with a prompt or a series of prompts related to the topic. In this case, it could be something as simple as "Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of Bitcoin compared to gold as an investment."
AI Generation: The AI processes the prompt and generates text based on its training data. This output can range from a short paragraph to several pages, depending on what the user needs.
Editing and Refinement: Often, the initial output from the AI might need some tweaking. The user can edit the text to make it more relevant, coherent, or to match their own writing style.
Posting: Once the content is satisfactory, the user posts it to the forum, hoping it adds value to the discussion and meets the forum's standards.
As for your question about what text they're running through an AI program: typically, it's either the title of the thread, a specific question within the thread, or a broader topic related to the discussion. The AI doesn't just randomly generate text; it's directed by the input it receives.
In a nutshell, the process involves providing a topic or prompt to the AI, refining the AI's output, and then using that output to participate in discussions. The quality of the AI-generated content depends heavily on the input prompt and how well the user curates the AI's output. Copyleaks: AI Content Detected Hive AI Detector: 100% likely to be AI-Generated Sapling.ai: 100% Fake If we start getting members changing their posting style massively, it should be obvious what's going on.
Also a solid way to expose said dirtbags. |
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Holy hell... $12k on a $0.20 bet. That's wild. Congrats! Glad to hear you got paid.
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Even though you're giving spammers a massive hint, I doubt they'll actually even read this topic, and therefore appreciate your choice in title.
Spammers shitpost AI because they are lazy. Most of them will be too lazy to run their text through a program like this, or even put effort into discovering it. Some of them are motivated just enough to manually make their texts a bit more shitty so its not totally obvious they are from ChatGPT. Although for native English speakers, its still fairly obvious what's going on if you're paying attention.
Ultimately, AI-generated posts are still deleted as spam, so if it still looks like spam (according to the mods), that's all that really matters when reporting posts.
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I would like to see the CFL combine with the UFL. I think for there to be any way for any of these leagues to be remotely entertaining, they all need to join forces.
That's actually a great idea. CFL has been around since the 50's, but I don't think UFL will survive on its own. CFL has 9 teams (weird, 5 teams in 1 division & 4 in the other; why not just make it 10), so combining with the UFL would make for a total of 17 teams. I would also start earlier in the year, like the UFL did, just to avoid overlap with NFL season. Surprisingly, there's never been an NFL team in Canada, although there was efforts to bring one to Toronto some years back. |
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Is the CFL still a thing?
Yes it is, but it partially overlaps with the NFL season, and unless you're in Canada you need an ESPN+ subscription to watch it. In case anybody cares, we're about 1 week away from the USFL Conference Finals and 2 weeks away from the Championship:  So half the teams in the league make it to the playoffs. The Birmingham Stallions are the clear favorites to win the championship, with a 9 and 1 record. Here is their YouTube channel where they have extensive highlight clips of each game: https://www.youtube.com/@theUFL |
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purely disgusting from administrator allowing these pieces of shit wearing their signatures to not be investigated
What makes you think the "administrator" is "allowing" Sportsbet campaign members "to not be investigated"? You're responsible for making the change you want to see in the world. Feel free to investigate away, nobody is stopping you. Look, your lying is old news. But exposing you never gets boring.
You shut him down so hard that he never came back to the forum, lol. |
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You are still early… how early? Imagine you adopting internet during 1990-2000.
I don't think many of us here have to imagine it.  |
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Late last year, Nutildah created a thread about this behavior: what's up with all the Bitget shills?, and tagged some of these shillers, you can find more names in that topic. It is a very bad behaviour and since they are paying newbies/Jr members for this, they wouldn't mind if they are tagged or if their posts are removed, they'd just continue doing what they are paid to do. Looks like they reopened their shill campaign that started on what appears to be their Discord: Yes, look at this event below, even though they didn't state Bitcointalk, but they wrote "crypto community with at least 10K members", this forum is also crypto community and the total members are higher than that. ...  It is annoying, and such posts can often be reported as spam, especially if they have little to nothing to do with the topic of discussion. |
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After made some research, turns out he also have another alt accounts. albrotssazonkAlso will add this one (as if it wasn't already obvious): addres BTC ; 1H3e1YmnMmp4H7KWR8Ho8dYcQqRUFHsUjL twitter link ; https://twitter.com/ajiz138/status/831696951921958912 Looks like a pretty clear cut case of ban evasion. Also the fact that kamvetro posted right underneath albrots lends credence to the idea they are alts:  Some other accounts that use the AkbarEden Twitter handle: |
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Dispenser is down to 831,400 SHITCOINs left. When it runs dry, this will be the end of cheap SHITCOINs!*  Please be aware that if you are going to buy SHITCOIN, you do so from a Dogewallet, as Dogeparty tokens won't appear in a regular Dogecoin wallet. Some exciting news: a SHITCOIN<->ETH bridge is currently being formulated! We need some of that hot DEX liquidity, and need to strike while shit tokens are still all the rage. Bridge should be open for business in 2 weeks time, tops.  ARE YOU EXCITED ABOUT THE FUTURE OF SHITCOIN YET? IF NOT, WHY NOT? ?*barring the possibility that any other OG wallets from 2014 wake up, or any other bounty hunters figure out how to put their bounty proceeds in a dispenser. |
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There was an Ordinals summit in Lisbon, Portugal recently. Probably contributed to the overall uptick in mempool traffic, which appears to already be on its way back down.
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This account already has 2 red tags but came back to participate in a questionable bounty -- the only kind that will hire him. junmisakiroPost #1 I understand and appreciate your viewpoint. It is indeed crucial to approach decision-making with caution, considering individual needs and preferences. Conducting thorough research, considering personal requirements, and reading reviews from various sources can provide valuable insights to make an informed decision. It's important to remember that while Binance has notable security measures and advantages, it's essential to assess other exchanges as well to find the best fit for your specific trading needs.
Copyleaks: AI content detected Hive: 100% likely to be AI-generated Sapling: 99.9% fake Post #2 I understand your concerns about the security of digital financial systems. Hacking attacks do occur and can cause difficulty in tracking the hacker and financial loss. Security, both digital and physical, is critical to the banking industry.
However, it is important to remember that digital banks have advanced security systems to safeguard your accounts and assets. To protect your personal data and transactions, they use strong encryption, a multi-layer security system, and two-factor authentication. Additionally, they have a security team responsible for monitoring suspicious activity and stopping breaches quickly.
Copyleaks: AI content detected Hive: 100% likely to be AI-generated Sapling: 100% fake Post #3 Although mining pools that have a larger share of computing resources have a greater chance of being successful in the competition, it is not an absolute guarantee that they will consistently outperform mining pools with a smaller share of computing resources. Additionally, as time passes, the distribution of computing power among mining pools may undergo changes. Mining pools with lower computing power can gradually increase their capabilities and impact the allocation of mined blocks. Therefore, although there is a correlation between higher computing power and increased block mining, the results can be influenced by factors such as competition, strategic approaches, and fluctuations in the distribution of computing power. Please correct me if my opinion is also wrong.
Copyleaks: AI content detected Hive: 100% likely to be AI-generated Sapling: 100% fake Post #4 I agree that everyone can express their opinions freely, as long as it does not contain insults or malicious behavior. It is important that we respect diversity of views and provide space for members to engage in healthy debate. However, there need to be certain boundaries to ensure discussions remain respectful. For example, personal insults or threats directed at others should not be allowed. Additionally, it is important to ensure that moderation is carried out fairly and transparently. Moderators must follow established guidelines and not take sides with certain parties. Transparency is also important so that forum members can see how moderation decisions are made and understand the reasons behind them.
Copyleaks: AI content detected Hive: 100% likely to be AI-generated Sapling: 100% fake Post #5 Opinions differ when it comes to the utilization of cryptocurrency for transforming the existing financial system. Some individuals contend that cryptocurrency creators are issuing a "call to action" to supplant the current system. Conversely, others maintain that adopting a unified currency would streamline trade. The US Dollar holds a special place in the hearts of many, particularly those residing outside the United States, as it is regarded as a means of safeguarding their wealth. Despite the presence of cryptocurrencies like Litecoin, Dash, and BCH as potential substitutes for the Dollar, none of them have managed to achieve this feat. The reasons behind the failure of cryptocurrencies to replace the Dollar can vary, encompassing factors such as limited adoption rates, significant price fluctuations, and insufficient support from financial institutions and governments.
Copyleaks: AI content detected Hive: 98.6% likely to be AI-generated Sapling: 100% fake Frankly this user should be banned as almost all their posts since they came back are written by ChatGPT, and they are posting nonsense in the more serious boards. |
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I know its only Friday or Saturday, but  |
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Why is there so much noise here? i don't understand.
Because when you're not posting AI nonsense, you're just copy/pasting stuff from Twitter or news articles. Say something from your own brain and heart instead of out of the desire to accumulate merits. I'm certain you have at least 1 other account on this forum as you focus solely on exploiting the generosity of the loose merit givers here. We don't need more bots, we need original thinkers.  |
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What in the ghost of Alan Turing is this. Its an AI post, posted directly in the AI spam reference thread!  This is going to be fun. Let's get started shall we. JhayzzyPost #1 (also posted again elsewhere 5 minutes later) Futurum Gaming is an innovative project that integrates gaming, blockchain technology, and educational platforms. It combines popular children's IPs like "Barney" and "Thomas the Train" with Web3 experiences, creating an immersive and educational gaming environment. The platform uses AI companions to enhance learning, providing a safe and engaging experience for children. It also incorporates GameFi elements, allowing users to earn rewards through gameplay. The project aims to revolutionize the gaming industry with cutting-edge technology and a focus on interactive education.
Copyleaks: AI content detected Hive: 100% likely to be AI-generated Sapling.ai: 100% Fake Post #2: The Futurum Gaming project represents a groundbreaking venture within the gaming industry, distinguished by its integration of advanced technologies such as virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), artificial intelligence (AI), and blockchain. This project aims to deliver unparalleled immersive gaming experiences through a player-centric design approach that prioritizes personalization and adaptability.
The project's strategic focus includes robust community engagement features, comprehensive support for esports, and seamless cross-platform functionality, thereby broadening its accessibility and appeal to a diverse gamer demographic. Furthermore, Futurum Gaming is committed to ethical practices and sustainability, emphasizing fair play and environmental responsibility.
In essence, the Futurum Gaming project is poised to set new industry standards, offering innovative, inclusive, and sustainable gaming solutions that cater to the evolving needs and expectations of the modern gamer.
Copyleaks: AI content detected Hive: 80.3% likely to be AI-generated Sapling.ai: 100% Fake Post #3: The Futurum Gaming project is an innovative venture that combines elements of gaming, blockchain technology, and educational platforms. It stands out by integrating popular children's IPs, such as "Barney," "Bob the Builder," and "Thomas the Train," into immersive Web3 experiences. The platform emphasizes a blend of GameFi (gaming finance) and learn-to-earn models, making it unique in its approach to merging entertainment and education.
Copyleaks: AI content detected Hive: 100% likely to be AI-generated Sapling.ai: 100% Fake |
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So this is kind of interesting. Some self-appointed representative of FUNToken is distancing themselves from freebitco.in  Meanwhile... https://coingape.com/freebitco-in-takes-charge-of-fun-token-expansion-through-majority-acquisition/Through a series of ventures, FreeBitco.in seeks to promote the mass adoption and utilization of FUN Token in the iGaming and Gaming spaces.
FreeBitco.in, one of the biggest Bitcoin iGaming websites in the world, has acquired the majority of FunFair’s remaining cold storage of FUN tokens, the native cryptocurrency of the FunFair gaming ecosystem. The cold storage holds 4.45 billion FUN Tokens and FreeBitco.in has acquired 3.75 billion tokens.
Through this acquisition, FreeBitco.in plans to invest in the token’s long-term development. Also kind of interesting is this:  Maybe they were indeed hacked back then and the hacker planted some kind of backdoor in their server. FUNToken down almost 3% today. Also, I red tagged the 3 freebitco.in reps. They have a yellow flag active on their main thread. |
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LOL.
They are definitely not the same person. While I don't know notblox1 well, I do know that they've been around for a long time and have been a fairly efficient scambuster. Not saying they have a 100% hit rate, but nobody does.
BabyBandit is the alt of a disgraced former user, who was the alt of another disgraced user.
TL;DR: No.
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Perhaps I was a bit too harsh, and even a bit drunk. |
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Awfully quiet in this thread now  )).... He has a knack for shilling coins at their local tops Almost everything he's shilled in this thread is either down bad, down relative to their host coin, or down relative to BTC. Its kind of amazing, really. A blind monkey probably has a better success rate. |
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