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>they tend to air on the side of caution Completely off topic, and for future reference, it's "err" not "air". Completely fine mistake, stupid homophones and
by Intermernet 8mo ago
>they tend to air on the side of caution
Completely off topic, and for future reference, it's "err" not "air".
Completely fine mistake, stupid homophones and all. Just thought you'd like to know.
Also, these things happen to me all the time if I use voice dictation. I don't trust it because of edge cases like this.
- Forgeties79 8mo agoVoice to text, should’ve proofread better
- Intermernet 8mo agoProbably, but I didn't dictate that comment.
- Forgeties79 8mo agoNo I meant on my end, sorry wasn’t trying to be rude to you. “I used voice to text and I should I’ve proofread it better” is what I was saying.
- thrownthatway 8mo agoIt’s proof reading all the way drown.
- defrost 8mo agoI sea.
- Intermernet 7mo agoDammit, we got stuck in recursive ambiguity land :-)