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I've never got into turning business names into verbs, and I am from the generation that heavily used "Google it". Nowadays, I have colleagues suggest to "Ask
by shahedshah 2mo ago
I've never got into turning business names into verbs, and I am from the generation that heavily used "Google it".
Nowadays, I have colleagues suggest to "Ask Claude/ChatGPT". I want to collaborate and build on the team experience, not ask a system that can hallucinate an answer!
- rf15 2mo ago"We hallucinate our answers exclusively in-house, go to the office fridge and grab some shrooms"
- JacobAsmuth 2mo agoCan you give an example of a question that you would google, but your colleagues would "Ask Claude" and they get a hallucination but you get the right answer?
- helpfulclippy 2mo agoPretty much anything to do with transportation routes — it keeps telling me to take a non-existent train line, or a bus that isn’t on the schedule it thinks, or something like that.
- matltc 2mo agoIronically: Claude Code docs Tends to latch onto whatever was true at the time of its training run unless you point it to the llm.txt.
- Xorakios 2mo agoProbably most people don't Xerox things or Fotomat pictures, but still ask for a Kleenex, or use a Thermos, Band-aid, Flip-phone, Chapstick or Post-it