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On its own, yes, but not in context. I think one of the problems with Claude's stock output is it assumes the reader has a firm grip on the context of the outpu
by chickensong 2mo ago
On its own, yes, but not in context. I think one of the problems with Claude's stock output is it assumes the reader has a firm grip on the context of the output, which is often untrue. Stock output is exhausting to read because you have to unwind metaphors in an unstated context.
- boron1006 2mo agoWhat I’m saying is that it often uses metaphors in ways that are subtly wrong or don’t make any sense.