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“load bearing” :) For once it’s appropriately used.
by oersted 29d ago
“load bearing” :)
For once it’s appropriately used.
- quotemstr 29d agoIt's a good metaphor and I refuse to let AI ruin it for me.
- wadayano 29d agoBut have we found the seams yet though?
- rl3 29d agoIf the seams bear too much load, they rip. Whereas pants, they fall down. I'll be honest with you: this is why we need to take a belt-and-suspenders approach.
- pborenstein 29d agoThat's not just an observation, it's an insight. Words are doing the real work.
- HarHarVeryFunny 29d agoThis just makes me angry! I really wonder if they can fix it. Fable 5.1 claims to speak humanese, but we'll see. I tend to think this wierd limited vocabulary/style they use is an unwanted side effect of all the the RL training, perhaps also of being trained on their own synthetic content over multiple training cycles.
- wadayano 16d agoIt’s not just limited vocabulary, it’s low key gaslighting. And honestly you’re so real for that!
- cootsnuck 29d agoYea I don't get "load bearing" that much but "seams"... So sick of it.
- lubujackson 29d agoWe need a Samwise "Bear the load!" meme
- BrokenCogs 29d agohttps://i.imgur.com/S6aEhrI.png https://i.imgur.com/S6aEhrI.png
- hirako2000 29d agoContent not viewable in your region.
- BrokenCogs 29d ago:(
- MadameMinty 29d agoWait, why would it ruin it?
- imwally 29d agoIt’s a frequently used metaphor in LLM responses.
- bornfreddy 29d agoOften for trivial things that LLM is proud that it has noticed but bear no load whatsoever.
- ipsod 29d agoBecause it says it more often than kids say "six seven".
- tatersolid 27d agoMy kids stopped saying “six seven” about a year ago. I still have no clue what that was about.
- ipsod 26d agoI think it might be like, a praise of inanity.
- cobzilla 29d agoI added a specific rule to disallow saying “load bearing”. So Claude is now saying “load handling”
- jazzyjackson 28d agoBe sure to avoid asking it to ignore the elephant
- spudlyo 29d agoYears ago, when I worked at Stripe (which had a somewhat unique and inventive lexicon) it was a common term. “Is this jank load-bearing?” someone might ask.
- andrewla 29d agoKids In The Hall had a sketch about overuse of a word or phrase [1]. This is the world that Claude is building for us. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lStcwT_RGrQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lStcwT_RGrQ
- SkyeCA 29d agoIt doesn't have to ruin it for you, but people are going to assume comments with it are AI generated.
- necovek 29d agoI can you can always use an em-dash instead of the hyphen for extra LLM cred: "load—bearing" :)
- frollogaston 29d agoWhat's the other way it's used?
- aNapierkowski 29d agoLLMs (at least Claude) tends to overuse that significantly
- frollogaston 29d agoOh, so like "honest" and "ratchet." Oh well, it'll choose different words to overuse later.
- therein 29d agohonest-load-bearing-ratchet sounds like an instance name.
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- darth_aardvark 29d ago[flagged]
- rescbr 29d agoI'm getting "spike" for a while now, and just found out the newest word which is "gauntlet".
- zeristor 29d agoAre there parodies of Claude speak? That’s probably the best idea all day in this project
- mv4 29d agoIn every document created by Claude.
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- smrtinsert 29d agoI still winced
- dominotw 29d agoclaude code users at couldfare might've been thinking claude is specifically about them and see nothing wrong like other ppl do
- The_Blade 29d agoi wouldn't take you down. you're a load-bearing poster