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CookieCrisp
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Comment #49214452
By this argument, could you ever attribute suicide to anything? Nothing is ever “solely” responsible
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Comment #49198026
What would you like done?
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Comment #49160133
Fascism with a different name
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Comment #49115137
You're not an amalgamation of humanity, you're one person.
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Comment #49103899
I can find any number of counterexamples that an average human fails and an AI would get right. It’s a different form of intelligence but it is intelligent
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Comment #49015239
When can we stop pretending this country has any principles left?
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Comment #49013690
Cherry picked your example there a bit
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Comment #49006911
But don’t you understand! A menu created with AI has no soul!
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Comment #48985937
I highly recommend to anyone that uses them a lot - try to clone your own. I’ve got mine fully formed into how I want it, with features I haven’t seen anywhere else yet and with in…
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Comment #48948805
Probably the ssh key
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Comment #48924950
Not everyone is as confident in their writing as they are in their engineering
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Comment #48924789
Sometimes, but I feel like more than 50% are good (or I’ve been lucky) - I read their profiles online at psychologytoday.com and pick a few that seems to fit me. I then call and se…
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Comment #48886966
More often it's the difference between finishing something and not finishing it - so often LLM's are helping them reach an audience that would appreciate them, even if that audienc…
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Comment #48869651
I tend to see far more obvious bots attacking Claude than any other - which makes sense, they're winning.
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Comment #48819288
These days anytime I want an extension I'm just asking Claude to build it. Has no problem knocking them out. I'm pretty certain Claude could have built any of these features in the…
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Comment #48811760
If it's valuable enough to someone, and it isn't keeping up, someone will pay. If it's not valuable enough for someone to pay, then who cares?
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Comment #48805394
I don’t trust this was the result of a normal prompt
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Comment #48788018
Which would make sense if they chose strategies that might stop that from happening. Instead the ones I know refuse to even learn what AI can do and refuse to see that they're not …
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Comment #48751356
You do not represent everyone
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Comment #48743013
I think there are many valid reasons to be against them - I think a lot of them are more right than wrong. It’s the “It can’t really do much” that I think must be from people that …
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Comment #48742996
Ideas and functionality beget more ideas and functionality
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Comment #48742732
This argument feels like A: The sky is blue! B: No it's not. A: Yes, it is, please look up. B: No, you must prove it to me through reason. A: But, if you would just pretty please l…
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Comment #48742495
Very very fast steam rollers.
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Comment #48683730
Plus, if you're black hat utilizing prompt injection or a living, you're probably unlikely to have been willing to share your methods in this test. This is likely made up mostly of…