Why the FreeBSD/UNIX model is architecturally superior — said by someone who loves Linux

[MG]

AI researchers deny that AI written text can be identified. I'm not aware of anybody serious who currently claims the opposite.

I think it depends on the amount of output. The continuous rambling without information in it is an easy catch. But there must be more like too obviously standardized content structure or consequent autist-style over-analysis of a prompt. Another obvious 1 is using so much specific details of so many different areas of knowledge to come to a conclusion that it statistically can't be human.

 

[LibreQuest]

I think it depends on the amount of output. The continuous rambling without information in it is an easy catch. But there must be more like too obviously standardized content structure or consequent autist-style over-analysis of a prompt. Another obvious 1 is using so much specific details of so many different areas of knowledge to come to a conclusion that it statistically can't be human.

And the likelihood that it's directly plagiarized from another source online. haha

 

[sidetone]

While these threads may seem dull, mainly because we already know in what ways FreeBSD is great, they're important, because they show a trend of people trying BSD's and seeing this, then writing about it.

 

[MG]

And the likelihood that it's directly plagiarized from another source online. haha

I'm disappointed that people don't re-create this copyright circumvention with a p2p network. If companies can legally pirate all knowledge, everybody can. What remains is copyrighted media content. Who cares?

 

[psmitty0227]

Yeah, I've been seeing a bunch of those reCAPTCHA verification tricks, much to my disappointment. However, I can also state my appreciation for financial institutions and specific communities, including the FreeBSD Forums, Stack Overflow, and other preferred online communities. I'll openly say that I do in fact use ProWritingAid, which assists me with grammatical and spelling issues.

I can see the arguments both for and against both the Linux and FreeBSD(BSD) operational principles. I really commend all flavors of the BSD operating system for sticking as close to the Unix philosophy of having multipule smaller tools that each do their respective duties very well and allowing the end user to string the aforementioned smaller tools together in order to achieve theirs goals.

We really have folks such as Andrew Tennanbal , Dennis Riche and Ken Thompson to thank for the birth of the Unix-enjoy operating system market despite the rise and fall of several Unix venders specifically DEC, Sun Microsystems (SunOS0 Solaris HP-UX , Data General Unix(DG/Unix), OpenVMS(DEC VMS and several other titans of the Unix-Like operating system marketplace.