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The "you can't say AI doesn't work" argument doesn't hit for me. A bunch of stuff in history "worked" with perverse externalities. You CAN recover gold from circuit boards by having children barbecue them over open fires in the street but it's not worth discussing as part of the future of recycling

26/10/26, 8:58 pm10 reposts79 likes

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@cheatlines.co

18h

Editor's note: I'll let a lot of embarrassing typos stand but not "circut"

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@cheatlines.co

18h

I'm developing increasingly baroque conspiracy theories about why my phone autocorrect sucks so much

arya toaster-joy

@toasty.cx

17h

this mf changed jury to journey on me earlier, idk what they've got going on in that code

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@tokenwhitefriend.bsky.social

17h

I can't prove it's because of AI, but Apple's dogshit autocorrect and slide keyboard have gotten noticeably worse over the last couple years.

Bi King Gent 👑 💖💜💙

@thesnarkygent.bsky.social

16h

Also, people need to define "works" I won't deny it can output massive volumes of code that pushes human validation to a breaking point, burning out staff and leaving unresolvable technical debt, is that what people take for "working" now?