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I use Claude and like it, but this post has kind of a clunky and stilted style So I guess the blog team also uses Claude
by chubot 1y ago
I use Claude and like it, but this post has kind of a clunky and stilted style
So I guess the blog team also uses Claude
- mepiethree 1y agoYeah this is kind of a stunning amount of information to provide but also basically like polished bullet points
- vlovich123 1y agoMust feel that way because that’s probably exactly what it is
- jonstewart 1y agoYou’re absolutely right!
- AIPedant 1y agoI don't think the problem is using Claude - in fact some of the writing is quite clumsy and amateurish, suggesting an actual human wrote it. The overall post reads like a collection of survey responses, with no overarching organization, and no filtering of repetitive or empty responses. Nobody was in charge.
- kylestanfield 1y agoThe MCP documentation site has the same problem. It’s basically just a list of bullet points without any details
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- maxnevermind 1y agoAlso started to suspect that, but I have a bigger problem with the content than styling: > "Instead of remembering complex Kubernetes commands, they ask Claude for the correct syntax, like "how to get all pods or deployment status," and receive the exact commands needed for their infrastructure work." Duh, you can ask LLM tech questions and stuff. What is the point of putting something like that on the tech blog of the company which supposed to be working on beading edge tech.
- politelemon 1y agoI think this is meant to serve as a bit of an advert/marketing and bit of a signal to investors that look, we're doing things.
- LeafItAlone 1y agoTo get more people using it, and more. I’ve encountered people who don’t use it because they think that it isn’t something that will help them, even in tech. Showing how different groups find value in it might get people in those same positions using it. Even with people who do use it, they might thinking about it narrowly. They use it for code generation, but might not think to use it for simplified man pages. Of course there are people who are the exact opposite and use it for every last thing they do. And maybe from this they learn how to better approach their prompts.