They just can’t seem to take a hint, can they?

How tho? Will Claude be looking over our proverbial shoulders now, and if whatever we type just so happens to be word-for-word what it said, it can magically flag it?

What I’m saying is that if someone just types verbatim what Claude says, instead of just going “Ctrl-C, Ctrl-V”, that completely undermines this whole thing.

As I’ve said in response to a number of articles about this, all this means is that when someone wants to use Claude’s output for something, they just need to remember to manually type it in now, rather than just copy-paste it. Practically speaking, this changes nothing.

“Teenager” is a fairly broad spectrum of age; there’s a big difference between 13 & 17. You should pick something geared toward his approximate point of psycho-intellectual development. I personally would suggest tinnitus sounds, the kind of droning bass that literally makes the house shake, or an earrape version of “Reveille” accompanied by you banging on something metal, like Sgt. Hartman from Full Metal Jacket.

-A 20-something college student who can barely get out of bed in the morning himself.

More of a sound than a texture TBH, but the way certain types of styrofoam squeak against cardboard boxes legitimately sets my teeth on edge.

Lowkey same, especially when it cakes onto my fingers…( shudders in abject discomfort )

I mean, so long as he doesn’t make them go out of pocket themselves for it…

It’s all about consistency.

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The two-party “A or B, this or that” thing in America is FAR from an optimal means of politics, but always remember: your most important right as a citizen is voting for your legislative representatives and local/state/national leaders. It’s your civic duty.

That too

Aragorn on the cob-of-corn

Me:

-Autistic

-White

-Debatable whether I have a soul or not

Where does that leave me?

(80s-90s sitcom laugh track)

I like to think that Washington DC is the fourth, seeing as it’s the national capital, the political & historical center of America, and the fact that things that happen in DC have not just national, but international effects.

Also a fair bit of personal bias tbh, seeing as I live in the metro area.

Parody & satire are well & truly lost arts.

Pawn shops that don’t ask where I got those rings,

These are a few of my favorite things.

My memories go back to about age 4-5, when I lived near/in the Phoenix metropolitan area. I remember rolling down this one grass hill a lot, a passing, irrational fear of this one riding lawnmower that often came near said hill, an asymmetrical, irregular-shaped pool, a red ball going over a brick wall, and Linkin Park’s Hybrid Theory album on this CD boombox I had.

GMU’s Manassas campus has something like this; I think it has something to do with the pressure of the water within the basin resulting in an ultra-thin, low-friction “cushion” for the ball to rotate on.