That's the most likely scenario, but remember that when so few people bought checkmarks, Musk just randomly assigned them to influential people to make Blue look more credible/in demand than it actually was.

"They're welcome here, they're just going to hell if they don't un-gay themselves."

If I never see another goddamn unzip in my life I will die happy lmao

And it's her natural color! Tons of black Americans have brown and even blonde hair, largely as a result of slavery. Penalizing her for her lighter hair color is just the cherry on the shit sundae of what we've put black people through in this country.

Yup. Great news, your cancer isn't spreading as quickly as it was last time we checked! Now you may have 6 months to live instead of 3.

Can we get it to wear assless chaps while we're at it?

Ace as in Ace Attorney, or ace as in asexual? (I need to go to bed lol.)

I have ADHD, and my dad has both ADHD and mild autism. Our conversations are like a series of neverending TED Talks about everything from cat behavior to mechanical engineering.

Thanks! For now I'm using Claude, as suggested by @mkhoury@lemmy.ca. But as soon as I get a moment I'll try this out, as it seems like it would be the best long-term solution.

THANK YOU! This seemed to be the best for me, with a couple of caveats (as of July 20, 2023, for anybody who has this issue in the future):

1. When I just asked Claude if it could change a chunk of text from second to third (without giving it the text yet) it told me it couldn't as it doesn't have the capability to edit documents. Given its ability to process large chunks of text, that seemed strange to me, so next I just rolled it into one prompt. I told it I need a large chunk of text changed from second to third person, and then just pasted the text into the same prompt. It immediately started spitting out the text I needed!

2. For whatever reason, it couldn't do the full amount of text (which is around 4,900 words). However, it did about half, which is still way better than ChatGPT. So rather than stitching together something like 6 chunks of text, I only had to paste two chunks. Super simple.

3. The output wasn't quite as sophisticated as ChatGPT - it removed formatting, and was more repetitive in how it handled the conversion (but still far better than using Word's Find and Replace feature, lol). For my purposes this isn't an issue, but for others it may be.

So thank you again for this solution. This is what I'll be using going forward.

I work for a university. And this is honestly something that we shouldn't be asked for, as the group that asks for this could still understand everything perfectly well in second person. Since my job requires a lot of specialized knowledge and skills, it's a completely stupid use of our time, but try telling them that....

Thanks! I did just try it, but ChatGPT was completely arbitrary about how much it would let me feed into it. So sometimes it wouldn't process the entire chunk that the splitter thought it should be able to process. No fault of the Splitter developers, of course - ChatGPT was just completely inconsistent about its limits. :/