← Back to context Comment by bgilroy26 17 hours ago You've identified a load-bearing problem and it's worth naming 24 comments bgilroy26 Reply 8cvor6j844qw_d6 17 hours ago You're absolutely right, and I think you've put your finger on something important here.That said, I think there's a deeper tension here that's worth naming. JesseTG 15 hours ago This thread is giving me a load-bearing aneurysm. EdwardDiego 13 hours ago That subtle caveat is why you were absolutely correct to push back, and we should adopt a belt-and-braces approach. alaithea 17 hours ago And that tension matters. charlieflowers 16 hours ago That tension is doing real work. 4 replies → cpill 16 hours ago [flagged] sleight42 12 hours ago If I read "load-bearing", "pin", "wedge", "rung", or "it's worse than what I'd previously stated" one more fucking time from Opus... easterncalculus 11 hours ago It's bad enough from Opus, but it's worse how people have actually retooled their vocabulary around these tools. In the US tech industry, at least. monkpit 10 hours ago Have people done that? Or are they just meat puppets? 1 reply → nosioptar 12 hours ago Imma get a sledge hammer and knock down the next "load-bearing" wall I see.Officer — it's not a crime, it's AI induced rage. jetbalsa 10 hours ago Get that em-dash out of here! /s snvzz 11 hours ago sharp, appreciate the pushback. smallnix 14 hours ago The missing seam was a smoking footgun ghostpepper 12 hours ago It reminds me of when people will use filler words because they haven't actually decided what thesis they're going to commit to yet. Just-in-time thinking. Cider9986 6 hours ago I don't get why people are annoyed by this one so much. I notice it very occasionally.AI slop blog posts are as bad as ever but the stuff the agents say in the chats don't annoy me much. lenerdenator 17 hours ago Sycophantic behavior. mcv 14 hours ago I think it's more a mix of click bait and getting paid by the word. elwell 16 hours ago Honestly... lopatin 14 hours ago Claude just wants to tell you its honest truth
8cvor6j844qw_d6 17 hours ago You're absolutely right, and I think you've put your finger on something important here.That said, I think there's a deeper tension here that's worth naming. JesseTG 15 hours ago This thread is giving me a load-bearing aneurysm. EdwardDiego 13 hours ago That subtle caveat is why you were absolutely correct to push back, and we should adopt a belt-and-braces approach. alaithea 17 hours ago And that tension matters. charlieflowers 16 hours ago That tension is doing real work. 4 replies → cpill 16 hours ago [flagged]
EdwardDiego 13 hours ago That subtle caveat is why you were absolutely correct to push back, and we should adopt a belt-and-braces approach.
alaithea 17 hours ago And that tension matters. charlieflowers 16 hours ago That tension is doing real work. 4 replies → cpill 16 hours ago [flagged]
sleight42 12 hours ago If I read "load-bearing", "pin", "wedge", "rung", or "it's worse than what I'd previously stated" one more fucking time from Opus... easterncalculus 11 hours ago It's bad enough from Opus, but it's worse how people have actually retooled their vocabulary around these tools. In the US tech industry, at least. monkpit 10 hours ago Have people done that? Or are they just meat puppets? 1 reply → nosioptar 12 hours ago Imma get a sledge hammer and knock down the next "load-bearing" wall I see.Officer — it's not a crime, it's AI induced rage. jetbalsa 10 hours ago Get that em-dash out of here! /s snvzz 11 hours ago sharp, appreciate the pushback.
easterncalculus 11 hours ago It's bad enough from Opus, but it's worse how people have actually retooled their vocabulary around these tools. In the US tech industry, at least. monkpit 10 hours ago Have people done that? Or are they just meat puppets? 1 reply →
nosioptar 12 hours ago Imma get a sledge hammer and knock down the next "load-bearing" wall I see.Officer — it's not a crime, it's AI induced rage. jetbalsa 10 hours ago Get that em-dash out of here! /s
ghostpepper 12 hours ago It reminds me of when people will use filler words because they haven't actually decided what thesis they're going to commit to yet. Just-in-time thinking.
Cider9986 6 hours ago I don't get why people are annoyed by this one so much. I notice it very occasionally.AI slop blog posts are as bad as ever but the stuff the agents say in the chats don't annoy me much.
lenerdenator 17 hours ago Sycophantic behavior. mcv 14 hours ago I think it's more a mix of click bait and getting paid by the word.
You're absolutely right, and I think you've put your finger on something important here.
That said, I think there's a deeper tension here that's worth naming.
This thread is giving me a load-bearing aneurysm.
That subtle caveat is why you were absolutely correct to push back, and we should adopt a belt-and-braces approach.
And that tension matters.
That tension is doing real work.
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If I read "load-bearing", "pin", "wedge", "rung", or "it's worse than what I'd previously stated" one more fucking time from Opus...
It's bad enough from Opus, but it's worse how people have actually retooled their vocabulary around these tools. In the US tech industry, at least.
Have people done that? Or are they just meat puppets?
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Imma get a sledge hammer and knock down the next "load-bearing" wall I see.
Officer — it's not a crime, it's AI induced rage.
Get that em-dash out of here! /s
sharp, appreciate the pushback.
The missing seam was a smoking footgun
It reminds me of when people will use filler words because they haven't actually decided what thesis they're going to commit to yet. Just-in-time thinking.
I don't get why people are annoyed by this one so much. I notice it very occasionally.
AI slop blog posts are as bad as ever but the stuff the agents say in the chats don't annoy me much.
Sycophantic behavior.
I think it's more a mix of click bait and getting paid by the word.
Honestly...
Claude just wants to tell you its honest truth