u/Grand_Design8731

Jinx from LoL gets dropped onto the Dragonstone ledge right as Daemon is singing to Vermithor. Jinx doesn't care about High Valyrian bloodlines, she immediately tries to strap hextech rocket launchers to the dragon's snout with copper wire.

The bot generated a scene where Caraxes sneezes, triggers a chomper grenade, and accidentally blows up the Triarchy fleet three episodes early while Jinx cackles on the cliff edge.

I’ve used PolyBuzz sometimes for a few months, but lately it’s getting pretty annoying and it seems like a lot of other users feel the same.

The memory is my biggest issue, I can have a long conversation going and then the character forgets something that happened 20 messages ago or completely changes the setting.

And now getting interrupted by ads in the middle of a good chat makes it even worse.

At this point I just wanna try something else, what can I use instead?

Gojo trying to explain atomic-level space manipulation to Monkey D. Luffy. Luffy listens attentively for five minutes, picks his nose, and asks if Infinity can be used to stretch his stomach so he can eat two entire cows at once.

Gojo gives up trying to teach cursed energy and just takes him out for ramen.

got tired of my manager holding mandatory 4 PM Friday status syncs that could have been an email. spent an evening building a simple browser extension that injects fake network socket timeouts into Chrome and generates a authentic-looking system network diagnostic log with random packet loss spikes.
when the meeting hits 4:10 PM, I click a hotkey. it instantly mutes my mic, freezes my webcam feed with artificial compression artifacts, and pops up a realistic "connection lost" overlay. i copy-paste the generated log directly into the team Slack channel. boss says "go ahead and drop, we will catch up Monday". best two hours of coding i ever did.

I think it's really easy to get overwhelmed with the amount of LLMs here and there, but honestly, it depends on what you want to get started with since APIs do have a large amount of usage and uses, anyone with me on this?

I'm still pretty new to this whole thing, so if anyone can provide any guidance to MCP and its utilizations and optimal usage, it'd be pretty neat

Question in the title

I think it's normal to be overwhelmed when it comes to venturing into things that are new. I would say to just take it one step at a time but honestly just list out what you what to venture and work your way up from there, that's it.

Upcoming 2nd-year CS Student here and just tried Claude as an AI outlet as an avid ChatGPT-user and the difference feels surreal, albeit the former does have its demerits from the latter. For further context, I'm only using the free versions as comparison because I am currently broke and living under cup noodles and redbull lol:

The bulk of my outputs is documentation so Claude really excels in this fashion by synthesizing blocks of code into understandable texts that I can report to my professor, the added benefit is also that it is able to turn it into PDF or Word documents (I do acknowledge that Chat can do the same but it struggles a bit and sometimes spits out html vomit)

And then there's the coding, I have to give it to ChatGPT since Claude can sometimes hallucinate code for me, I ask it to troubleshoot a couple lines and it ends up adding more unnecessary things, such as when I was working on a program to be able to handle creating multiple datasets, Claude ends up creating multiple, yes, but for every individual input.

The level of abstraction that the two understand can vary but I am willing to give Claude a chance. That's just my take hehe