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I thought that's on purpose as it means the person blocked you and iPhone falls back on SMS or whatever. I don't have an iPhone tho

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Zachariahreply
lemmy.world

Maybe they scrolled the older messages up for privacy.

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lemmy.today

Then the messages would be flush with the bottom. You can't scroll into empty space like that if there's more messages

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Zachariahreply
lemmy.world

It’s tricky, but you can get the gap by scrolling and holding and then doing the screenshot before you let go and it bounces back down.

You can see in these shots I just made because of the horrible iOS transparency.

edit: not saying it’s not fake, but it could just be this

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Clippyreply
piefed.social

Didn't you read the message: "don't share this code with anyone"

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john_techreply
lemmy.zip

Missed the opportunity to say "You're absolutely right–I stand corrected"

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I'm dumb as fuck, you'll have to explain to me how that's different or what it's a reference to.

Wait is that an LLM phrase? Fucking dammit

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lemmy.dbzer0.com

Goddammit, is "sanity check" an AI phrase now? Are we going to have to constantly reinvent language just to stay ahead of AI ingesting it and regurgitating it? It already killed the emdash.

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Kushanreply
lemmy.world

That's quite literally what they do, copy everything around them.

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h0tbeefreply
lemmy.zip

Yesterday my phone autocorrected an hyphen into an emdash, and I had to go undo it like 3 separate times before it stopped

It also regularly auto corrects words I meant to type that are spelled correctly because it determines it likes a different word more in a different context (the word it switches to usually doesn’t even work in the context of my text)

Why in the fuck would it do that, and why can’t I turn it off?!

I’m good with spellcheck, but automatically changing my word choices is fucked up, annoying, and super dumb

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lemmy.dbzer0.com

I've fully turned autocorrect off on my phone. Never turned it on on my desktop. It'll underline words it thinks are wrong, but if there are going to be any spelling errors in my texts, they're gonna be 100% organic, dammit. Texting is definitely slower this way, but a lot less frustrating.

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lemmy.dbzer0.com

I do the same and I gotta say it is a ton better.

But

Most of those typos aren’t even remotely organic. There is absolutely no reason I should hit the wrong key six times in a row when I try to re-write the word correctly, excruciatingly slowly to get it right, yet every other letter is identically correct between iterations.

Phone keyboards are just pure trash, is all. We’ve had decades to get them right and just haven't bothered.

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discuss.tchncs.de

The adaptive tap targets that resize the virtual key (you can’t see this behavior) are infuriating.

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Oh god that explains so much about my frustrations.

I wonder if there’s a way to disable that… like for accessibility or smth..

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im the same train. too lazy to capitalize and use apostrophes most of the time, but at least it is authentic

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Uhhhhh, I can turn it off?!?

Gotta look up how to do that

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Yeah, someone else told me that too

Just got home from work and I’m about to look up how to do it, lol

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Management got AI to rewrite all our documentation and it put em dashes everywhere, including in active directory group policy names which broke them. I wonder if I can get it to fix its own mistake.

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lemmy.today

What is this what am I looking at? You have provided zero context or information.

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lemmy.world

She asked him a question and he answered it like an AI.

That’s about it.

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Kairosreply
lemmy.today

I am just confused by the AI text being on the sender side. Presumably this is a screenshot sent to you from this person?

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lemmy.world

What?

The screenshot was shared by the person sending the texts and is titles “texting my girlfriend like Opus 5.5”.

What’s confusing? The original OP of the texts got a text from his girlfriend, responded like an AI would be, then shared the screenshot to be funny.

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That's what I thought happened I just figured the person who sent those messages wouldn't want them more public.

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Living beings using their brain - or whatever nervous system they have - to stay alive and lively.

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And LLMs spitting out "language" responses... these are two entirely different things.

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