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   by uhuhuhuhuhuh 2mo ago

   It's genuinely useful in speech, which is why a lot of people do it. A listener can't scroll back, and it buys you a second to think. In writing both of those things go away and it becomes pure bloat. I wonder if these emerged fro
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   by uhuhuhuhuhuh 2mo ago

   I agree that consistency beats a random persona per session. Most of what I listed isn't about personality though, it's filler that imitates structure. "Stepping back, there are two things happening here" before a four-s
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   by uhuhuhuhuhuh 2mo ago

   This inspired me to add a "No AI-isms" section to my CLAUDE.md, which has cut the typical claude-flavored tells a lot in recent sessions. Roughly: - No preamble validation or self-flagellation: "You're right to push back
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   by uhuhuhuhuhuh 4mo ago

   Only getting errors with Auto Mode's safety classifier, switched to Accept Edits mode and the same bash operations triggering the errors executed with no issue.
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   by uhuhuhuhuhuh 8mo ago

   Flash custom firmware emulating some benign "donor card".
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   by uhuhuhuhuhuh 9mo ago

   This is incorrect. There are no separate "private Claude Code endpoints." I reverse engineered this over the past week. Both Claude Code and regular API users hit the same endpoint: https://api.anthropic.com/v1&#x2