It has come to my attention that no matter how awesome your cookies tasted yesterday, they don't taste good today.
Mainly due to there not being any left.
@insomniacookies
I had a session with Claude about reorganizing my files. It went on long enough I started to use the not X but Y construction.
❝I sicced AI to talk me into what I already knew was better.
That's not sycophancy. That's sic-o-fancy. ❞
I still had to make it mine.
@csinco@zebassembly@eriklangille Last night I asked Antigravity to look through a central bug report folder so I could consolidate them for a presentation. It then rewrote code, ignored every coding rule, and merged a live fork I was revising. It be dangerous.
@mattpocockuk I already renamed it glossary! Mainly because that's what it is but also I have a central context folder and Claude sometimes disregards directions if it finds a similarly named item.
I really want to like Opus 5 and its orchestration is almost on par with Fable, but its logorrhea sent me screaming back to 4.8 for managing my digital chores, sass free.
@lydiahallie@trq212 I'd love if making a memory could be substituted with another action by default, like make a hook or add a rule to a separate context markdown.
Claude doesn't follow a directive then makes duplicate memories it never follows.
@thsottiaux Do you know that every mention of a potential reset makes everyone work their tuckus off?
Or can you see the tuckuses falling off in the token usage?
I did database design and coding supervision tonight with Claude Opus. I switched from 5 to 4.8 and it made everything so much easier. Opus 5 is a powerhouse but sooo annoying.
@___Patrice___ If an LLM generates the prose, the essay cannot be authentic or inauthentic. A machine can never be either.
If you claim authorship because you contributed ideas and made edits to machine output, you are inauthentic.
Say it's an LLM essay? You're authentic.
NB I wrote this