> "Four things had to change, and they stack:"
When you write your blog post with claude, I start hitting these phrases and then start only skimming and looking for them, and stop reading what you have to write.
> "Four things had to change, and they stack:"
When you write your blog post with claude, I start hitting these phrases and then start only skimming and looking for them, and stop reading what you have to write.
> When you write your blog post with claude, I start hitting these phrases and then start only skimming and looking for them, and stop reading what you have to write.
I've spotted a few memes about this and can admit to doing the same..
ai;dr
(tl;dr, evolved)
If the subject seems interesting I just ask LLM to summarize in those cases, then go deeper if it ends up actually interesting or compelling.
I'd rather skip, personally. I just don't have to read things these days, and I see enough Claude/GPT prose at work, it makes me resent seeing it elsewhere.
I have a backlog of books written by humans I'd much rather spend my time on.
But I love a good handwritten tech article.
I think I’m probably the opposite. Like for this article, I don’t care what this bozo’s adventure was, I just want to know the exploit, and maybe the process.
Can I self promote in this thread XD