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Archive: https://web.archive.org/web/20240112193755/https://www.amazo...

Original is gone, maybe this should replace the submission link.

(Archive links are welcome in the comments but it's best if the top level URL shows the original site.)

Re: I'm sorry but I cannot fulfill this request it goes against OpenAI use policy

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post #620

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Amazon has gone to shit

Humans have. Or maybe we’ve always been fully willing and capable of scamming anything of value out of anyone and everyone possible. Either way, it’s humanity that’s broken, not just the capitalist paradise we created.

It's remarkable the contortions I see to avoid blaming Amazon for anything. Surely we can't blame them for obvious scams on their platform. After all, they cater to humans.

Re: I'm sorry but I cannot fulfill this request it goes against OpenAI use policy

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The good thing with Amazon is their lax return policy. You have 1 month to test the product and if you don't like it, you return it to one of several available places (Wholefoods, Amazon locker, UPS, even leave it at the door for UPS to pick up, etc.) No other store/website even comes close to this. BB gives you 2 weeks to try the product, and you'd have to drive all the way to their location to return the thing. I k…

A Amazon marketplace product I ordered was wrong. I ordered a memory module and got the wrong one. After checkingy order I saw that I ordered the right one. No problem, I thought. Filled a return form, entered "wrong product" as reason, send it back. The marketplace reseller denied my refund because he claims I swapped the product. I escalated the issue to the Amazon support. They told my that this decision is final…

To be fair, they have to deal with a lot of returns fraud.

Re: I'm sorry but I cannot fulfill this request it goes against OpenAI use policy

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post #599

I love how Amazon has gone from customer obsession to the lowest of the lowest common denominator. Easiest boycott of my life to stop buying tripe from them. They’ve successfully pivoted from customer obsession to obsessed customers.

Does Amazon have no review/verification for what gets uploaded on their store?

Re: I'm sorry but I cannot fulfill this request it goes against OpenAI use policy

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Humans have. Or maybe we’ve always been fully willing and capable of scamming anything of value out of anyone and everyone possible. Either way, it’s humanity that’s broken, not just the capitalist paradise we created.

It's remarkable the contortions I see to avoid blaming Amazon for anything. Surely we can't blame them for obvious scams on their platform. After all, they cater to humans .

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Re: I'm sorry but I cannot fulfill this request it goes against OpenAI use policy

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What happens when ChatGPT apologizes instead of answering your question about whether the text is an apology or a product description?

Even when you tell it to stop apologising, the first thing it does is apologise. Our jobs are totally safe.

Just wait until more jobs are outsourced to Canada - there won’t be any difference

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Fups FTW!

That’s it. FUPS is a frequency measurement of the rate at which an AI produces “fuckups” per second, where a “fuckup” is defined as an individual non-unique production error that has a measurable negative impact on society.

I imagine this is how the jerk unit (rate at which acceleration changes) got made up

Re: I'm sorry but I cannot fulfill this request it goes against OpenAI use policy

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post #34

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This versatile storage drawer from the defunct Swedish furniture giant Ikea is perfect for storing all your bits and bobs. Whether you're looking to organize your closet, kitchen, or bathroom, the Glömplig is sure to come in handy. With its sturdy construction and spacious interior, it can accommodate a variety of items, from clothes and towels to toys and trinkets. And don't worry about the drawer getting stuck – th…

Strange that Bard did not use a real Swedish word for the product. Ikea products are common every-day Swedish word

Maybe it is a real word from 2525?

Re: I'm sorry but I cannot fulfill this request it goes against OpenAI use policy

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post #674
post #599

I love how Amazon has gone from customer obsession to the lowest of the lowest common denominator. Easiest boycott of my life to stop buying tripe from them. They’ve successfully pivoted from customer obsession to obsessed customers.

Does Amazon have no review/verification for what gets uploaded on their store?

Of course not.

Re: I'm sorry but I cannot fulfill this request it goes against OpenAI use policy

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The good thing with Amazon is their lax return policy. You have 1 month to test the product and if you don't like it, you return it to one of several available places (Wholefoods, Amazon locker, UPS, even leave it at the door for UPS to pick up, etc.) No other store/website even comes close to this. BB gives you 2 weeks to try the product, and you'd have to drive all the way to their location to return the thing. I k…

Costco? Essentially lifetime return policy except 3 months on electronics.

I wonder how long before "Electronics" is no longer a useful categorization because everything other than food is electronic.
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