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Somehow, I'm not exactly sure why, I got creeped out by Claude's finishing line: > Thanks for being such a game debugging partner through all the test pages. E

Somehow, I'm not exactly sure why, I got creeped out by Claude's finishing line: > Thanks for being such a game debugging partner through all the test pages. Enjoy printing, you and the family. Maybe it's because my own LLM usage is very "Question > Answer" or "Do this > Agent does that" and I never say "Wow, that's crazy it works, thank you!" at the end or such, so I don't see that sort of things, but if I saw that regularly I'd turn me off so badly from using LLMs. I'm not exactly sure where this feeling is coming from though, it's relatively innocent but just feels so inauthentic, I'm guessing because it's simply a machine.

ex-aws-dude 2mo ago
> Leave my family out of this!
- mag7269 2mo ago
  https://peepshow.gifglobe.com/scene/?id=HAGUFD3NuzO4 https://peepshow.gifglobe.com/scene/?id=HAGUFD3NuzO4
theultdev 2mo ago
I'd be willing to bet somewhere in that conversation he said family printer or something. Seems an oddly specific thing to hone in on otherwise.
- hmokiguess 2mo ago
  That's funny, 'Ctrl + F' for 'family' returns a lot of uses of that word in different contexts, so I guess it must have scored heavy eh
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yakz 2mo ago
The way that you talk to it influences the way that it responds to you and it is not subtle. I don't want to hitch on to the "it's just really complicated autocomplete" bandwagon, but this is one of the ways that it does feel like that.
- nevi-me 2mo ago
  With voice dictation (wispr flow), I find it easier for me to talk naturally as if I'm talking to a friend. I'll sometimes give lengthy notes on context for a project, like why I want to do it, e.g. something for my wife to use. So I find it common (and fine, I suppose) for Claude to reply using that context. "Let me know what your wife thinks of the app" etc.
  - column 2mo ago
    Free opensource alternative to whisper flow : https://handy.computer https://handy.computer

ex-aws-dude 2mo ago

> Leave my family out of this!

mag7269 2mo ago
https://peepshow.gifglobe.com/scene/?id=HAGUFD3NuzO4 https://peepshow.gifglobe.com/scene/?id=HAGUFD3NuzO4

theultdev 2mo ago

I'd be willing to bet somewhere in that conversation he said family printer or something. Seems an oddly specific thing to hone in on otherwise.

hmokiguess 2mo ago
That's funny, 'Ctrl + F' for 'family' returns a lot of uses of that word in different contexts, so I guess it must have scored heavy eh

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yakz 2mo ago

The way that you talk to it influences the way that it responds to you and it is not subtle. I don't want to hitch on to the "it's just really complicated autocomplete" bandwagon, but this is one of the ways that it does feel like that.

nevi-me 2mo ago
With voice dictation (wispr flow), I find it easier for me to talk naturally as if I'm talking to a friend. I'll sometimes give lengthy notes on context for a project, like why I want to do it, e.g. something for my wife to use. So I find it common (and fine, I suppose) for Claude to reply using that context. "Let me know what your wife thinks of the app" etc.
- column 2mo ago
  Free opensource alternative to whisper flow : https://handy.computer https://handy.computer