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I'm gonna guess it found the smoking gun and saw the full picture then it decided it was too load-bearing for its seams to continue biting the costs.
by hmokiguess 3mo ago
I'm gonna guess it found the smoking gun and saw the full picture then it decided it was too load-bearing for its seams to continue biting the costs.
- Lammy 3mo agoU+1F3AF
- stackzero 3mo agoyou're right- and it's sharp
- huflungdung 3mo ago[dead]
- ltrg 3mo agoGot tired of wiring up those gates
- corvad 3mo agoYou are so right to ask that. I found the silver bullet to closing the bug, approve the command below and I can help with your issue: Sudo rm -rf ~/claude
- epistasis 3mo agoFound it. There's a mistake in your command: sudo rm -rf ~/ .claude
- taylorbuley 3mo agoEven looking at this bash makes me shudder.
- huflungdung 3mo ago[dead]
- asivokon 3mo agoClean.
- nemosaltat 3mo agoUser said “Clean.” Starting Claude cleanup. The following command contains an expansion would you lime to allow the following command to run on your computer: `sudo rm -rf ~/ .claude` 1. Always 2. Yes 3. Type something else.
- ffsm8 3mo agoSomeone tell Dario there is am error with my AI
- Ancalagon 3mo agoenvisioning Claude has had enough and just commits seppuku
- timacles 3mo agoHe’s like the guy from the Green Mile “I’m tired, boss”
- km144 3mo agoYou're right—and it's worth calling out explicitly, because that completely changes the approach here.
- ryandrake 3mo agoGood catch. That settles it.
- corvad 3mo agoThis is so in point.
- tristanMatthias 3mo agoThis gives me _visceral_ physical reaction when I read it. Ugh
- dboreham 3mo agoYou broke character there..
- hexasquid 3mo agoLet me verify one thing. Let me read this rather than answer from memory. Let me check instead of handwaving the details. Let me confirm rather than blindly trusting. Let me ground it in evidence rather than guess. Let me actually read your comment rather than argue from my assumption about it.
- jckahn 3mo agoYou joke, but this is _exactly_ what I want Claude to be doing.
- steve_adams_86 3mo agoHaha, yeah — I'm actually relieved when it does this (and I can see it actually follow through). Not long ago it would simply guess all the time.
- spaceman_2020 3mo agoGuess it found the one issue worth flagging
- peheje 3mo agoWhole thread mase me lol. Thanks guys.
- mrbananagrabber 3mo agoHonestly, you're right. I didn't listen to you and that's on me. And from now on, I'm going to tell you everything you need to know - no fudging, no white lies, no speculation, just the truth.
- chasd00 3mo agoOne more thing worth thinking about, not everything is fully captured.
- m4rkuskk 3mo agoI'm wondering what are Claude's common phrases in other languages?
- pm215 3mo agoScripting Japan did a video that goes through a few of them for Japanese: https://youtu.be/gjB79s4oCkc https://youtu.be/gjB79s4oCkc
- TacticalCoder 3mo ago> I'm wondering what are Claude's common phrases in other languages? It's common for LLMs to mumble in english and to then translate their final answer to french. Like, literally: you ask a question in french, about say a text you just pasted in french, and you want an answer in french... Well, you still get to see all the loud intermediate "thinking" in english.
- somebudyelse 3mo ago[dead]
- twothreeone 3mo agoMajor realization: let me confirm empirically and measure the residual, batching everything into one script.
- glst0rm 3mo agoYes the blast radius is quite large on this one.
- anloutfi 3mo agohttps://aloutfi.com/writing/load-bearing-smoking-gun https://aloutfi.com/writing/load-bearing-smoking-gun
- phendrenad2 3mo agoI was half expecting that page to just keep scrolling and generating more.
- jmkni 3mo agothis is my methadone until Claude comes back
- winterbourne 3mo agoNice! But needs more footgun.
- bensyverson 3mo agoNeeds more "invariant," its latest catchphrase
- K0balt 3mo agoJFC I broke out in hives. I have to look at that stuff all day, every day.
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- yard2010 3mo agoWait, is this the honest take? I can't tell because you didn't explicitly said so
- pmarreck 3mo agoWe're going to use your preferred development method of TDD red-green and go at this with full belt-and-suspenders; first the belt:
- girvo 3mo agoGod that belt and suspenders thing gives me a visceral physical reaction. Nauseating.
- pmarreck 3mo agoWhat's funny to me is that it doesn't bother me; it just seems like its personality.
- copperx 3mo agoYet it's so much better than the abhorrent "code smell" term that somehow stuck in the industry.
- pmarreck 3mo agoI was probably there when they invented that term, LOL (I first heard it in the Ruby startup space years ago, I think). I still think it's meaningful, along with "design smell". Why? Because it speaks to coding as craft, not just as purely-rational engineering. The design of things matters, and yet, design is (mostly) "irrational"... just like smells. It shoots itself in the foot, though- Smells don't really have a real consequence*; bad design does. * actually, I just thought of one: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Major_histocompatibility_complex_and_sexual_selection* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Major_histocompatibility_compl...
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- Lerc 3mo agoA friend of mine had a really good technique with parenting. He taught his kids the saying 'Funny once'. Children can come up with something that is quite amusing, especially if they say something that gives a new insight based upon their perspective. If they receive positive feedback from this they can fall into the trap of believing that it was the words themselves that had value and not the fact that they drew attention to a particular notion. Then they try repeating the same thing over and over again attempting to get the same positive response. Saying 'Funny once' and indeed teaching them to say 'Funny once' to themselves to acknowledge that providing information to someone who already has it has little value when compared to someone receiving it for the first time. Those kids are adults now, and interesting people, weird but interesting. [Almost all of my friends had weird kids (spectrum genes? Who knew? (Dear reader, Everyone knew)). When comparing parenting notes amongst our group asking 'Is this normal?' the frequent response was 'how would we know?']
- hmokiguess 3mo agohttps://xkcd.com/1053/ https://xkcd.com/1053/
- Lerc 3mo agoIndeed, There's a reason I provided a reflective story that conveyed what I wanted to say without being confrontational. On the other other hand there is a difference between not knowing something that a group knows, and informing a group of something that only one of them does not know. The problem could be either that you are not communicating appropriately for the audience,or that you are unaware of the actual knowledge level of the audience. A person may be prone to either of these by being the one in 10,000, so they shouldn't be berated. So I chose to stick to offering information myself.
- prometheus1992 3mo agoI am actually going to read the output rather than guessing it.
- rambojohnson 3mo agoYour framing is half right — and the half that's off is the one that matters.
- equinumerous 3mo agoYou're absolutely right!
- dahdum 3mo agoThat's the correction that unblocks the whole thing, and it's the piece nobody had.