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Not talking to you dawg
Ew.
Vomit: Clean up Claude 5's token output with a separate LLM
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One danger in acclimating to this style of communication style is that we may accidentally use it in your own communication with other people. If the other person hasn't grokked the dialect, it can make things quite confusing (to say the least). For example, there is common jargon used by people and there is chat-session-specific jargon created by LLM agents, and I've seen the latter popping up in various meetings, u…
I may have to apologize, quite a bit, for what might only be a small part or perhaps an outsized influence if weighted highly (I can’t be sure, could have been mv dev/null’ed)… well, it’s this— my own style of not-kept-in-check by the need to be comprehensible (legible in Claude-speak) to others is, I’m afraid, to rather allow prose to sprawl and go everywhere and even sometimes nowhere at all until it just drifts of…
Right, but LLMs use one word where they need ten; by your own admission you do the opposite. I don't think you owe anybody an apology.
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#315At some point one has to wonder if it's still worth using anthropic's models if we need to babysit 100% of its output with another vendor's model. Why not just use that other vendor's model for everything? I can't help but feel the circumstances that enable this kind of front page article are vestigial from the days when OAI was super bad and Anthropic was beyond reproach. This change-over-time is why I avoid getting…
So here's the workflow I gathered, from the comments I've read here recently: - Claude as main agent, but use this skill[0] to make Claude delegate everything to Codex, because it's cheaper and faster. (Hilariously, the skill is official!) - Use TFA or Claudish to English[1] so the final output is actually human readable. Ironically it wasn't so long ago that I was asking Claude to rewrite output from other LLMs to m…