Its AI Guide
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Dave :
to be fair. the expectation is that you are and should be using Ai. so no point pretending you are not
2026-05-16 21:55:05
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AntoniusNL :
They’re decent prompts — role + goal + constraint, which is the right shape — and stacking them sequentially will produce text that’s noticeably less robotic than a raw draft. The “thinking fix, not a grammar fix” framing in #2 is genuinely good. The sentence-by-sentence skeptical pass in #6 also works because it forces local edits instead of vibes-based rewrites. But they share a fundamental problem: they’re all asking the model to detect and remove patterns the model itself produces. That’s circular. And the instructions are aesthetic gestures (“rougher,” “punchy,” “uneven”) with no concrete anti-patterns to hit. So the model does what it always does when told to sound human — adds contractions, drops in a fragment or two, sprinkles “honestly” — and you end up with a recognizable anti-AI style that’s becoming its own tell. The “this isn’t X, it’s Y” sentence, the deliberate one-word paragraph, the casual aside in parentheses. Readers are starting to clock those too. The deeper issue is that voice doesn’t come from style transforms. It comes from substance — specific facts, real opinions, lived detail, a point of view that takes a side. No rewrite prompt can inject that if it isn’t in the source. If you want output that actually sounds like you, the higher-leverage moves are: feed Claude 2-3 samples of your own writing and ask it to match register; give it the specific opinion or anecdote you’d add yourself; or use it for the draft and rewrite the opening and closing by hand, since that’s where voice gets judged. Prompts 1–6 are useful as a finishing pass on something that already has a spine. They won’t manufacture one.
2026-05-17 14:21:08
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Dad_thats_not_funny :
if you write well effectively and efficiently AI testers will think you are AI. so I don't care
2026-05-16 21:26:46
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KCF :
question. is there any benefit to adding these to Claude instructions under Settings (with signifiers for when they should apply) so that it applies to everything you write, or is it better to use these with specific skills, chats, and projects?
2026-05-17 19:56:18
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Itzme :
You getting fired if you’re not using ai these days, why disguise it
2026-06-23 03:30:00
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Solomon Ng35 :
GenAi still has context issue and can give wrong info. Can be dangerous. Used to write code and test is better
2026-05-17 01:36:26
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Zinger Burger :
your posts are fireworks
2026-05-17 07:48:30
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chriscmcclurg :
Who cares. Does the shit work?
2026-05-30 14:56:02
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MVP :
I see where you are coming from, but I use claude. specifically claude design, and I am proud to use it. it gives my programs, websites and ui a splendid and wonderful look. and claude code can find bugs that can take me weeks to find, within minutes
2026-05-16 20:25:20
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awe.music.ltd :
in today's job market, if you are not using ai, you are aging yourself as too old to have relevant skills.
2026-07-03 21:10:43
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M :
😂😂😂
2026-05-21 19:42:52
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arkbard7 :
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2026-06-16 04:24:54
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jamesscott7561 :
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2026-05-19 18:42:51
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