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by saaaaaam 8mo ago
This is absolutely my experience. And now because I know them I go there because I can buy my stuff but also spend five minutes chatting and that makes going grocery shopping a real joy. And because I go there and chat they do nice things l
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by saaaaaam 8mo ago
I’ve got a terrible poker face. People would instantly rumble me. So as soon as I had to talk to someone with politician face it would all go wrong.
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by saaaaaam 8mo ago
Hold on… what do I believe I am?!
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by saaaaaam 8mo ago
I talk to everyone. My friends and family joke that it’s impossible for me to go anywhere without getting into conversation with someone. I can’t imagine not doing it. Earlier this year I walked down the main shopping street it the part of
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by saaaaaam 8mo ago
“Sprinkle in a few common typos and other human-like errors”
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by saaaaaam 8mo ago
I can feel a lot of AI tropes in this writing.
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by saaaaaam 8mo ago
I’ve had this issue (via chat, rather than the API) - but it kept saying Dorian. The output is kind of hilarious (this is verbatim, from two separate chats). The context was asking it to help me brainstorm names for something I was writing,
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by saaaaaam 8mo ago
Things in the digital world, your bank balance, your sanity, passers-by around the neck. You name it!
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by saaaaaam 8mo ago
That’s also very apt yes.
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by saaaaaam 8mo ago
I think claws is a great name. They let the AI go grab things. They snap away and get stuff done. Claws are powerful and everything that has claws is cool. Some of this may be slightly satirical. (But I still think “claws” works better than
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by saaaaaam 8mo ago
To be able to write this well and this engagingly is a real talent. And it worked - I sent this to three friends who I always gently mock for playing games that are, effectively, spreadsheets. Two of them said it looks exactly like the sort
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by saaaaaam 8mo ago
This is very well written. I have fairly low interest in video games and rarely read gaming content, but read this all the way through. That’s an achievement in itself!
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by saaaaaam 8mo ago
I’m sure it would rain all the time in Star Trek were it not for the fact that it’s set on a space ship.
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by saaaaaam 8mo ago
That’s of the Barbican, not the Southbank Centre. Still an amazing building, but not the right amazing building!
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by saaaaaam 8mo ago
> And the fact the woman was of an ethnicity most associate with crime I feel like I’m missing something here. What ethnicity? And why do “most” associate it with crime?
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by saaaaaam 8mo ago
2015, but arguably more relevant today than ever before.
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by saaaaaam 8mo ago
Right, yes. I now realise I should probably have continued reading after “1. Go to linkedin.com and log in”. But when I saw that I noped away. Which shows the power of words. If it said “1. You will need a copy of your LinkedIn contacts to
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by saaaaaam 8mo ago
Are we giving all our LinkedIn data to some random person? Nice try, Cambridge Analytica.
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by saaaaaam 9mo ago
His follow up tweet is… odd. “I am sure we will figure out much better and more interesting ways to spend our time, and amazing new ways to be useful to each other, but I am feeling nostalgic for the present.” I don’t know why, but this jus
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by saaaaaam 9mo ago
Interesting that it didn’t mention “she”.
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by saaaaaam 9mo ago
Gotcha, thanks for explaining. It’s interesting because there are times I say “look at his document and do this” but forget to attach the doc. I’ve always had the sense Claude is better “prepped” when it anticipates he document coming. Some
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by saaaaaam 9mo ago
People pitching scammy “I can make you famous” services to aspiring musicians. Happens all the time, there’s a whole industry dedicated to it.
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by saaaaaam 9mo ago
No, but I mean that in Claude you don’t put the contract linearly into the chat - in other words you can’t position it before or after the prompt, you attach it at the top of the chat. Are you saying you would prompt saying “please examine
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by saaaaaam 9mo ago
> aim at cognitive rebuilding, not tone-matching… Speak only: to underlying cognitive tier. What does that even mean?
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by saaaaaam 9mo ago
> Model performance has also been shown to be better if you lead with the question. That is, prompt "Given the following contract, review how enforceable and legal each of the terms are in the state of California. <contract>&q
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by saaaaaam 9mo ago
Is Claude a “he” or an “it”?
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by saaaaaam 9mo ago
That would still be cool - but what I really like about this is that it says something quite interesting about human existence, how we live, and in particular how we live in cities when we are in proximity to each other.
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by saaaaaam 9mo ago
I don't think anyone is arguing that you NEED this. But it's the intersection of technology and art, and says something about the way we live. You can view it as nothing more than an irritation, but I think that's a shame.
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by saaaaaam 9mo ago
Has it though? People in that thread seem to be suggesting it’s a grok hallucination.
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by saaaaaam 9mo ago
There was an interesting discussion on here a couple of months back about images vs text, driven by this article: https://www.seangoedecke.com/text-tokens-as-image-tokens/ Discussion is here: https://news.yc

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