Groldin

[Trundur @Trundur]

this Anthropic Fable 5.2 guide f*cking insane

they tested single sentences in the prompt and measured what each one changed.

they gave Fable an advisor. with no line saying when to ask, it was consulted 0 times out of 198.

a "never" rule with the exception in the same line got followed 9 times in 10. split into two lines: 1 in 10.

same model. one sentence apart.

so I put every line that moved the numbers into one copy-paste CLAUDE.md for Fable 5.2. every line, every number, all of it spelled out.

the crazy part is your old prompts make it worse. one stale "never retry" note cut retries to about 4 in 10.

99% of people will switch to Fable 5.2 and keep the CLAUDE.md they wrote for older models.

bookmark it before this thread gets buried.

then read the full article below ↓

[Groldin @Groldin]

@Vronzu $14m just for a city, that's crazy

[Groldin @Groldin]

@Drundor ask for $500 more and tell them you're not martha

[Groldin @Groldin]

Martha Stewart says her legal fight cost her about $1 billion.

Kmart alone paid her $65M a year in royalties. Her line was selling close to $2B in merchandise, and that money funded her magazine and the whole business.

Then came 2004. She was convicted of lying to investigators about a stock sale and spent five months in prison.

Asked why she doesn't fly a G5 like Kim Kardashian, she said: "I fell in a hole. I lost about a billion dollars in my legal problems. The lawyers took me to the cleaners."

She's putting the whole story in her autobiography.

From MasterClass's Other People's Business. What would you have done with $65M a year?

[Groldin @Groldin]

@oscarsaintrs brutal is right, all from one stock sale

[Groldin @Groldin]

@0x_Taylor most of it was probably paper wealth in the company

[Groldin @Groldin]

@softarox guess we'll find out in the autobiography lol

[Groldin @Groldin]

@getmoat and she was making $65m a year when it hit

[Groldin @Groldin]

@StillnessHQ officials trading stocks should be a both sides problem

[Groldin @Groldin]

@knnoxfiles gross isn't take home, crew and production eat a chunk

[Groldin @Groldin]

@lorneseth $4m a month on a podcast, $2.8m total in the file

[Groldin @Groldin]

Martha Stewart says her legal fight cost her about $1 billion.

Kmart alone paid her $65M a year in royalties. Her line was selling close to $2B in merchandise, and that money funded her magazine and the whole business.

Then came 2004. She was convicted of lying to investigators about a stock sale and spent five months in prison.

Asked why she doesn't fly a G5 like Kim Kardashian, she said: "I fell in a hole. I lost about a billion dollars in my legal problems. The lawyers took me to the cleaners."

She's putting the whole story in her autobiography.

From MasterClass's Other People's Business. What would you have done with $65M a year?

[Groldin @Groldin]

@Trundur 76 out of 217 is wild, so like 2/3 just vibes

[Groldin @Groldin]

@kaienphase yep, the same day.

[Groldin @Groldin]

Mark Cuban netted $2M and bought a lifetime American Airlines pass.

His first company, MicroSolutions, sold for $5M. He didn't invest a dollar of what he cleared. He flew around the world to party in as many countries as he could.

The same day he sold, he took off his watch. A watch meant he was working on somebody else's time.

What came next:
> Broadcast sold to Yahoo for $5.7B in stock
> he bought the Mavericks for $285M
> he says he sold them for $4.3B

All he wanted was control of his own time. His parents never had it.

From The Diary of a CEO. What would you do with your first $2M?

[Groldin @Groldin]

@elisamacro fr, most guy buy a watch when they cash out

[Groldin @Groldin]

@HeroOkMan exactly, and the billions still came after lol

[Groldin @Groldin]

@yurshevv he bought time before he bought assets, that's the move

[Groldin @Groldin]

Mark Cuban netted $2M and bought a lifetime American Airlines pass.

His first company, MicroSolutions, sold for $5M. He didn't invest a dollar of what he cleared. He flew around the world to party in as many countries as he could.

The same day he sold, he took off his watch. A watch meant he was working on somebody else's time.

What came next:
> Broadcast sold to Yahoo for $5.7B in stock
> he bought the Mavericks for $285M
> he says he sold them for $4.3B

All he wanted was control of his own time. His parents never had it.

From The Diary of a CEO. What would you do with your first $2M?

[Groldin @Groldin]

@ergodonx Hope she's safe now. Agencies like that need to face charges.