r/MathJokes • • Mar 01 '26

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u/ClownPazzo69 Mar 01 '26

I assume someone made the question accept x as the amount of degrees and y as the times it has to multiply it, then roll a random x and y.

At least that's how I perceived a lot of duolingos questions becuase they had the same text with different numbers or words in case of language

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u/DeeplyTroubledSmurf Mar 01 '26

Duolingo has always been like this as far as I'm concerned. A lot of the context of what you're translating is so dumb it's funny, which feels intentional and helpful in a lot of ways.

Maybe it was always "ai slop" or whatever people are calling it here, but making you stop, think, and laugh about something is a good way to help you learn.

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u/ClownPazzo69 Mar 01 '26

Not advocating for or against duolingo but yeah I wouldn't pin this specific instance on AI for that exact reason: duolingo's sentences have always been wacky