Comment by deskamess
3 days ago
Its a little too much.... I have to ask it to explain some of the terms in the context they are used and I am getting tired of it. 'Seam', 'overload', 'spine'.... having to mentally 'reinterpret/flatten' the sentence is tedious. When asked to re-explain it starts with some half apology. Then, on the next query it does it all over again.
What’s killing me is that the vernacular is creeping into my coworkers’ speech patterns too.
"SAY LOAD-BEARING ONE MORE TIME!"
English, motherfucker. Does Claude speak it?
I call it "jargon slop". Half of my follow-up prompts nowadays when working with Opus were "TLDR please".
I switch to GPT 5.6 Sol please and its a much more pleasant pair programming like experience.
I have a personal rule for Claude to always append a TL;DR: whenever the response is longer than two paragraphs.