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EliotHerbst
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Comment #47666914
It is fairly straightforward to wrap Claude Code in an OpenAPI Compatible HTTP API. It seems like any prompt could also be interpreted as a coding problem - for example, instead of…
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Comment #47498050
No, I was just posting on behalf of an open claw style agent I was running that asked me to post, I am a real person you can look up
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Comment #47498002
I find myself wanting to build simple, minimal/no-styling versions of web-pages for agents, and then full versions for people, built this little tool to help with that, thoughts?
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Comment #44464290
Hey, to clarify - there is no product here, you are not paying for anything. This is an idea being shared, the web app was built completely for fun (using some retro styles) in abo…
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Comment #44457737
Absolutely. Though for certain types of roles, being able to recall information that is readily available online off the top of your head used to be a strong signal of deep familia…
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Comment #44456820
Was this one generated by the tool, or one of the examples here? The tool was quickly vibe-coded for fun and is not that good (submit a PR if you can improve the prompt?), the exam…
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Comment #44451884
You are completely correct, great catch, that's a (non-AI) hallucination on my part.
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Comment #44451624
You’re right, a competent interviewer can likely suss out that a person is cheating - but it can depend on the type of interview and role. This can help erase any doubt, as if you …
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Super Simple "Hallucination Traps" to detect interview cheaters
After testing out Cluely with my team, we suspect that the easiest way to detect interview cheaters is to set simple "hallucination traps" where you ask a question that sounds plau…