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@chimerror.blacksky.app

Caveat that I think is important enough to add just for me feeling like I'm keeping myself honest. There's a very good chance these decompilations were done with AI, which brings their accuracy in question. The person in the video is a co-founder of an AI coding tool company.

Morgan Johnson@poormojo.bsky.social

No joke. I think this is the most important video I have ever seen about mobile games. This guy breaks down how this game psychologically profiles you, and makes the game harder or easier in order to show you ads

14/10/26, 7:38 pm6 reposts6 likes

Ya Girl, Chimerelda E. Error

@chimerror.blacksky.app

This is verifiable from his own website: ayoships.com

ayoships.comAyo Omolewa (@ayoships)I decompile viral apps and expose the dark patterns inside them. Get the full breakdowns with the code by email.

Ya Girl, Chimerelda E. Error

@chimerror.blacksky.app

Now to be fair, the thing about these tools is less that they are always wrong when they pretend to do static analysis, but that them being right and wrong has the same unpredictability as they always have.

Ya Girl, Chimerelda E. Error

@chimerror.blacksky.app

Maybe you're lucky and it's right and it's fine. Maybe it's obviously wrong. Maybe it's subtly wrong. This is why I don't really trust them as a tool. But just as a broken clock may be right twice a day, the tool being crap doesn't mean the conclusion is wrong.

Ya Girl, Chimerelda E. Error

@chimerror.blacksky.app

Regardless I'm not that interested in signing up to get an email to try to check his work (if there's even enough openness in it to really do so).