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Wortex17 @wortex17.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

It might actually benefit womens social power as it did back in the Edo period. Evidently that might not be a sustainable development either

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Luke Plunkett @lukeplunkett.com · 29/09/2026

this is like someone having the flu and the doctor cuts their leg off, then when the flu gets worse they just look at the saw in their hands and cut the other leg off

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Wortex17 @wortex17.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

I am confused, who would you ask permission for? Is SCP owned by anyone? Or are we talking about the specific SCPs that will make an appearance?

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Wortex17 @wortex17.bsky.social · 28/09/2026

I mean, a cleanup overlay button would suffice for the gag to work. I get ya though

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Wortex17 @wortex17.bsky.social · 26/09/2026

For all we know she already might be. Some gooner generating convincing Tilly Norwood porn with AI is basically generating actual canonical Tilly Norwood porn - I'm sure Theseus would agree.

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Wortex17 @wortex17.bsky.social · 26/09/2026

While on that topic, can I add a wish? In Windowed mode, when taking the window and shaking it really hard, can all played cards (not in hand) be randomly shifted and rotated afterwards as if I shook the table?<3

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Wortex17 @wortex17.bsky.social · 26/09/2026

Probably bc of that whole discussion of "intent". You can't prove the action of autonomous agents being the intention of the prompter (unless very specific), only the negligence (of whom, even that is not clear rn) While of an individual targets an exploit it's hard to disprove intentionality

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Wortex17 @wortex17.bsky.social · 26/09/2026

Ai companies are covering their asses by saying "ai can behave unexpectedly" and shifting blame to consumers. There is no "road legality" for models and no safety code for them to abide by. "malfunction" is basically impossible right now.

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Wortex17 @wortex17.bsky.social · 26/09/2026

So either A: every user is tagged with intent or wilfull negligence on anything their agent does. B: ai makers are. C: ai tools are lawless and free passes for anything that the user didn't explicitly ask for. B is not in place? A would prob overwhelm judiciary and warrant more PWO style laws, IMO

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Wortex17 @wortex17.bsky.social · 26/09/2026

If Microsoft suddenly build in a hidden feature into outlook that sends scam mails to everyone's contacts, is that really something outlook USERS are on the hook for? TBF I could imagine they might be and it would result in compensatory damages via class action or sth.

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Wortex17 @wortex17.bsky.social · 26/09/2026

I get what you mean by <building a product that YYYs isn't illegal, YYYing is> Why I think this differs here is because there is liability to the USER of the product not perform actions making them liable on turn without intent.

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Wortex17 @wortex17.bsky.social · 26/09/2026

I'm assuming it should would go the same way as having a car that sometimes, implicit by design, just turns off it's breaks. That likely wouldn't become road legal. Yet there is no certification or callback process for AI models. So it definitely feels like missing laws either way.

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Wortex17 @wortex17.bsky.social · 26/09/2026

Like <hacking> per CFAA requires criminal intent. But if I have a tool that "decides" to hack on it's own, intent is out the window, like you said. Meaning that anything AI does/produces may be exempt from any law. Yet we know that, so that in turn sounds like some willful negligence by production

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Wortex17 @wortex17.bsky.social · 26/09/2026

TBH I'm not sure here. Is there law that expresses liability e.g. for a model/agent performing actions not reasonably derived form a prompt? Or breaking some coded safety standards? Those would be kinda missing.

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amos @fasterthanli.me · 26/09/2026

Q: what is it called when you start letting AI write some of your docs, then some more, then... A: "slippery slop"

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Wortex17 @wortex17.bsky.social · 26/09/2026

There are public welfare offenses, which don't build on any state of mind, no? Building codes, sanitation regulations, food safety, road law (even speeding while under DUI). No reason to exempt digital engineering products.

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Wortex17 @wortex17.bsky.social · 26/09/2026

I wouldn't have a pixel if Grapheme would support other phones tbh. At the same time, Graphene is not getting these stinkers so I guess that makes it bearable.

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Wortex17 @wortex17.bsky.social · 25/09/2026

disagree with the uncle angle. if those kids selections are primarily classical its rather someone who doesn't want to expose or endure kidspop / kindergarten playlists, instead focusing on what they might consider elevated. Possibly general media-retricted around kids. Fits many parents around me

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Sangar @sangar.bsky.social · 25/09/2026

Striving for realism.

Cats sitting on a keyboard and some in front of a screen, staring at it.

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zaratustra @zaratustra.bsky.social · 24/09/2026

yeah i'm starting to think this is purposeful deflection. "oh no soylent green might turn into godzilla you better regulate VERY CAREFULLY who's allowed to sell it and we're prepared to work closely with you to be the only ones left" meanwhile nobody looks into what actually goes into soylent green

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Pink @pinkpalooka.hyper.wang · 13/09/2026

god bless that person who boiled it down to "we've had this discussion extensively, you're just 18" or whatever it was

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dan mentos @danmentos.com · 22/09/2026

[job interview] interviewer: so god killed all your kids? job: that's right

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Sos "Buy Lazy Kickers" Sosowski @sosowski.bsky.social · 21/09/2026

My friend made a cool game on a game jam and within a month a slopclone of it is on Steam. This is happening every day for indie devs and I hate it.

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Wortex17 @wortex17.bsky.social · 21/09/2026

Being on fire and unable to have water seems somewhat poignant

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Wortex17 @wortex17.bsky.social · 19/09/2026

Ich würde annehmen daß der dritte Satz im Post genau das adressiert und über "nur weil sie sich verdoppelt hat" hinausgeht.

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Wortex17 @wortex17.bsky.social · 19/09/2026

Every paragraph of the article is proof that AI is 90% vaporware and marketing. Every technical flaw is spinned to be human, every bug to be a feature (you're just not squinting hard enough) and consistency of proponents logical arguments is irrelevant at best

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Wortex17 @wortex17.bsky.social · 19/09/2026

"Confusing everything for a date" has real pun energy,I feel it, I just can't put my finger on it

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Wortex17 @wortex17.bsky.social · 18/09/2026

This thread honestly feels like there needs to be a "internet meme history class" somewhere

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Wortex17 @wortex17.bsky.social · 18/09/2026

Numeric racing should be discarded. If we need quantitative feedback we should use sorting questions. "Did this meet your (high) expectations: No" and "Did this exceed your (low) expectations: yes" shouldn't land in the same linear ballpark.

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Wortex17 @wortex17.bsky.social · 18/09/2026

I wonder that the Vatican does with these "presents". I mean, they get so many bullshit gifts over the centuries, they can't keep all of that trash lying around do they?

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Wortex17 @wortex17.bsky.social · 18/09/2026

Disclaimer because this is social media: This does not mean I find these laws meaningless or completely ineffective. They are important and necessary. I'd just want everyone to stay on their toes on who exactly they celebrate for what.

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Wortex17 @wortex17.bsky.social · 18/09/2026

What I do know is that having a law saying "you're not allowed to work more than 40h" has neither hindered Japan nor Germany to make it a cultural norm anyway and short of suing the your employer yourself there's no one to enforce that law. In Germany I've seen that mostly in games at least

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Wortex17 @wortex17.bsky.social · 18/09/2026

Given, Europe simply doesn't have many fatcats that can weather big storms so maybe that's just it. Maybe it's also that Japan regulates more about company investment behaviour - I seriously don't know that.

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Wortex17 @wortex17.bsky.social · 18/09/2026

What I do contest is the framing that these labour laws are what avoided layoffs. If that were the case, Europe should see a similar effect to Japan since most countries here have virtually the same or even more heavily employee-securing labour laws. Instead we see wholesale studios going belly up

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Wortex17 @wortex17.bsky.social · 18/09/2026

If the point simply is "J labour laws are better for industry and individual health than US laws" then yeah, I wholeheartedly agree

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Wortex17 @wortex17.bsky.social · 18/09/2026

Of course critique the western studios, do it to hell and back, but stay on topic: CEOs don't deserve the magnitude of their income. They should work for company and job stability not short term gain. They also shouldn't calculate exploitation into their contracts.

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Wortex17 @wortex17.bsky.social · 18/09/2026

A lot of glazing going on in the comments here about Japanese labour laws. Konami is listed in the title - the same Konami that literally locked in their workers for crunch. As much as I love Japan, crunch is even prevalent outside of games there don't miscredit their "healthy" jobs as sanctuary.

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Elizabeth DeLoria, Pope of Chili-Town @yourdadloves.me · 18/09/2026

People would be shocked how often a romance mechanic is planned or pitched for a game that could genuinely benefit from it, only to be blocked by a single oldhead dude in leadership despite everyone else being into the idea because he thinks romance game play is "weird" or "cringe."

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Daniel Burke - 🍺Innkeep @innkeep.bsky.social · 17/09/2026

Man I already feel like we've done SO WELL to get the funding + grants we have got. And at the same time it feels like 'wild success' post launch would be that I can have an 'ok' living for 1 person for a few more years. And that idea of 'ok' would still be below median wage for my country.

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Wortex17 @wortex17.bsky.social · 16/09/2026

Sth like "Man I took 5 allnighters to ship XYZ" "oh I'm so sorry to hear that. How come you guys didn't find a better solution?" (not sure if that ones really good, good enough to get the gist though maybe)

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Wortex17 @wortex17.bsky.social · 16/09/2026

Maybe I'm therapy pilled here but I believe there's a lot of success to be had in learning response that reenforces our confidence in that stance while respectfully seeding doubt in theirs.

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Wortex17 @wortex17.bsky.social · 16/09/2026

I agree. Yet after over a decade of hearing this, the sentiment rarely leaves the echo chamber or takes root in the entrapped or the instigator IMO we would do well to teach and share how to actually react to people wearing crunch in honor (in a way that does is not put into immediate open conflict)

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Wortex17 @wortex17.bsky.social · 14/09/2026

Department of Health and Hospitals? David Heinemeier Hansson*? Doppelhaushälften**? *The ruby on rails guy ** Semi-detached houses in Germany

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Wortex17 @wortex17.bsky.social · 13/09/2026

I firmly beleive the slider for setting sales on Nintendo storefronts caps out at "-30%"

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Wortex17 @wortex17.bsky.social · 13/09/2026

Makes me think if we're equality as good as convincing our creator that we're capable and understanding things we have no actual clue about. Like, do they get giddy and think "woah this human has actually figured out love check that out!" because some teen is quoting song lyrics wrong?

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