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Also feels like some of these would match totally innocuous usage. "I'm overloaded for work, I'd be happy if you took some of it off me." "The client seems to
by junon 1y ago
Also feels like some of these would match totally innocuous usage.
"I'm overloaded for work, I'd be happy if you took some of it off me."
"The client seems to have passed on the proposed changes."
Both of those would match the "death regexes". Seems we haven't learned from the "glbutt of wine" problem of content filtering even decades later - the learnings of which are that you simply cannot do content filtering based on matching rules like this, period.
- gilleain 1y agoAka the 'Scunthorpe Problem'
- junon 1y agoThanks, I always forget the name. I always remember my friend getting his PS bricked after using his real last name - Nieffenegger (pronounced "NEFF-en-jur") - in his profile. It took months and several privacy-invasive chats with support to get it unblocked only to get auto-blocked a few days thereafter, with no response after that.
- IggleSniggle 1y ago"Took some" does not match, although your overall point stands
- GranPC 1y ago"off me"
- junon 1y agoYep this is the one I was referring to.
- nicolaslegland 1y agohttps://regex101.com/r/8u21x3/1 https://regex101.com/r/8u21x3/1
- hopelite 1y agoThis is a bigger issue, especially with Apple, than people may realize. I use iOS “Slide to Type”, aka swipe typing, and have noticed over time that among several other glitchy bad UX issues, there a clear heavy hand on what can be typed that way. I cannot recall all the specific patterns I have encountered that are basically impossible to write, some very similar in that they have a serious but also innocuous or figure of speech meaning; one I do recall is {color}{sex}, i.e., “white woman” or “blank woman”. Please try it yourself and let me know if you do not have that experience, because that would be even more interesting. Note that Apple/iOS will not just make it impossible to write them in that manner without typing it out by individual character, it will even alter the prior word e.g., white or black, once you try to write woman. It seems the Apple thought police do not have a problem with European woman or African woman though, so maybe that is the way Apple Inc decrees its sub-human users to speak. Because what are we if corporations like Apple (with others being far greater offenders) declared that you do not in fact have the UN Human Right to free expression? We are in fact sub-humans that are not worthy of the human right to free expression, based on the actions of companies like Apple, Google, Facebook, Reddit, etc. who deprive people of their free expression, often in collusion with governments.
- GaryNumanVevo 1y agoComplete bollocks, you cannot even type multiple words with spaces via Slide to Type.
- hnuser123456 1y agoGenerally one picks up their finger between words, but different autosuggest logic applies when swiping versus pecking, on both iOS and Android. The keyboard will dynamically adjust the probability of suggesting next words and how easy it is to swipe given words. Generally, it will work against you with technical writing that isn't predictable small talk.
- orev 1y agoThis whole response is being written using slide to type, and it definitely adds spaces after each word. Maybe you’re unaware that it will leave the cursor at the end of the word, with no space, which indicates that if you backspace it will delete the whole word, or replace it in full with one from the predictive word list above the keyboard if it got it wrong. If you keep typing it adds a space automatically.