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My own thoughts on this, with examples https://github.com/nfcampos/loop-dev/blob/main/README.md https://github.com/nfcampos/loop-dev/blob/main/README.md

• losvedir 3mo ago
  Are those your own thoughts? Or Claude's? I tried to read but had to stop a few paragraphs in because of Claude's annoying authorial voice.
  • nfcampos 3mo ago
    No, they really are my thoughts, I've been doing this stuff pretty much every day for the past 6 months
    • jazzypants 3mo ago
      No offense, but this sentiment is diluted by commits like this: https://github.com/nfcampos/loop-dev/commit/e28b1fce0078e6056ddf1aa926f8273dd6ca3d0b https://github.com/nfcampos/loop-dev/commit/e28b1fce0078e605... I assume that GP was just saying that they would prefer to read these thoughts written by a human author (preferably you). I agree.
      • nfcampos 3mo ago
        That commit happens to be a find replace because i usually write for my company’s blog (we)
        • Calavar 3mo ago
          I would be more willing to believe you only used Claude for minor editing tasks if you disclosed your usage of Claude upfront.
      • zipy124 3mo ago
        This commit seems to mostly be grammar fixes? If someone used a spell/grammar checker it might produce a diff similar to this. Why does the fact it was Claude and not Microsoft Word or other matter in this case?
        • jazzypants 3mo ago
          Because Microsoft Word doesn't write blog posts for you Edit: I just realized that Microsoft Word probably does do that now, and I hate it.
          • zipy124 3mo ago
            Yes but that commit doesn't support the fact that it has written it for the user.
          • kzrdude 3mo ago
            Copilot is the new clippy meme. Copilot is hiding in every MS product and is ready to write an email for you, anytime.
      • kzrdude 3mo ago
        That's a perfect use case for an LLM: grammar-aware find and replace (spicy find and replace.)