iamacyborg

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by iamacyborg 1mo ago
It’s on its way out, fiber’s the new thing.
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by iamacyborg 1mo ago
Fiber’s the new fad supplement.
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ChatJCT a new sovereign frontier model(chatjct.com)
2 points by iamacyborg 1mo ago|0 comments
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by iamacyborg 1mo ago
>it does like talking about "seams" Sounds like it was trained heavily on Opus 4.7.
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by iamacyborg 1mo ago
The problem I’ve been finding is that you can do this but within a few messages, the instructions in the skill will be ignored. Absolutely infuriating if you’re using Claude in an environment where you can’t run hooks.
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JCT-1 Labs announces general availability of JCT-1(jacquescorbytuech.com)
2 points by iamacyborg 1mo ago|0 comments
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Announcing JCT-1(chatjct.com)
6 points by iamacyborg 1mo ago|1 comments
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by iamacyborg 1mo ago
As opposed to commenting on Hacker News.
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by iamacyborg 1mo ago
Sure, but if my experience (I know, I know) is anything to go by, it's increasingly difficult to get Claude to write in anything other than it's own house style.
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by iamacyborg 1mo ago
Is it possible for them to sound even more AI?
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ChatJCT(chatjct.com)
3 points by iamacyborg 1mo ago|2 comments
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by iamacyborg 2mo ago
LLMs are infecting us all with Nobelitis.
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by iamacyborg 2mo ago
I’ve not followed the market much but I suspect some fine press editions of Stephen King’s work would be up there. Of course, tons of standard paperback editions of those that could be pulped.
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by iamacyborg 2mo ago
There are plenty of rare and precious books with ISBNs.
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by iamacyborg 2mo ago
My guy, stop asking me to do all the legwork for you.
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by iamacyborg 2mo ago
The problem is your content both looks and reads like low effort slop. Not that AI tools are here to stay.
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by iamacyborg 2mo ago
Which might be true if the content weren’t also AI slop.
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by iamacyborg 2mo ago
The content generally reads like Claude slop. Lots of self-narration, throat clearing sentences, overuse of verbs like “lands”, overuse of tidy sentence conclusions. It’s all fixable with a modicum of effort but combined with the slop styli
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by iamacyborg 2mo ago
If the website looks like slop, why would anyone believe the content in it to be anything but slop too?
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by iamacyborg 2mo ago
Hard to look past the claude slop design
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by iamacyborg 2mo ago
Not sure what the point of this is when gmail has a subscription centre built in.
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TikTok Withheld a Safety Feature from Millions. One Died by Suicide(bloomberg.com)
4 points by iamacyborg 2mo ago|0 comments
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by iamacyborg 2mo ago
My whole setup is, suboptimal, to put it delicately. It’s just running on a NUC that’s crammed inside my AV cabinet, antennas would be crammed in there as well. I mostly buy zigbee stuff but it’s hard to ignore how cheap the Ikea Matter ove
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by iamacyborg 2mo ago
My Matter over Thread stuff keeps occasionally falling over in Home Assistant and becoming unavailable, probably a router issue as I’m using a homepod mini but still endlessly frustrating.
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by iamacyborg 2mo ago
The principles for the strategy appear to be published in this paper https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/0015198X.2019.1...
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The tax strategy used by the rich to pay 0% income tax(bloomberg.com)
6 points by iamacyborg 2mo ago|5 comments
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by iamacyborg 2mo ago
You’re being polite, this stinks of Claude.
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by iamacyborg 2mo ago
Hard to take this seriously when it has all the hallmarks and annoying tics indicating it has been written by Claude.
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by iamacyborg 2mo ago
> And AI chatbots are very much targeted at the second group, not the first. I suppose this is why the AI labs are famously not releasing developer-oriented tools.
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by iamacyborg 2mo ago
> It was never any better than Myspace, and gradually got much worse. I might be misremembering a bunch but myspace never had a feed that showed you your friend’s updates. It also wasn’t able to magically show you the people who were at

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