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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'..
by deskamess 1mo 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.
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- sparkling 1mo agoI 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.
- elwell 1mo agoI have a personal rule for Claude to always append a TL;DR: whenever the response is longer than two paragraphs.
- pennomi 1mo agoWhat’s killing me is that the vernacular is creeping into my coworkers’ speech patterns too.
- renegade-otter 1mo ago"SAY LOAD-BEARING ONE MORE TIME!"
- valleyer 1mo agoEnglish, motherfucker. Does Claude speak it?
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