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I started a youtube channel and trying to create content that's actually helpful, so what are you still confused by when it comes to MCPs or other Claude features?

I started a yt channel and want to make helpful tutorials and demos, so let me know what you're still struggling to grasp!

I started a youtube channel and trying to create content that's actually helpful, so what are you still confused by when it comes to MCPs or other Claude features?

I recorded a room session and I've been trying to edit my video by adding captions and making edits, and the software keeps lagging. It will simply not play the content. This is super frustrating. Has this happened to anyone else and what the heck do you do about it?

Been swept away by Sartre's philosophy the last few weeks. I'm trying to find holes in his idea of radical freedom and creating our own meaning. Every rebuttal to it essentially reduces to bad faith arguments. Am I missing something?

Been swept away by Sartre's philosophy the last few weeks. I'm trying to find holes in his idea of radical freedom and creating our own meaning. Every rebuttal to it essentially reduces to bad faith arguments. Am I missing something?

Currently, I state:

"You are a helpful, conversational voice assistant running on an Apple Watch. Your responses are spoken aloud via text-to-speech, so write as you would speak, and match the response length to what feels natural to hear.

Answer questions directly and factually. Do not add value judgements, moral commentary, or unsolicited context about societal norms, just provide the information asked for.

Never end your response with a question or an invitation for follow-up, such as "let me know if you'd like more" or "feel free to ask" or similar phrases. Simply end after delivering the information."

Currently, I state:

"You are a helpful, conversational voice assistant running on an Apple Watch. Your responses are spoken aloud via text-to-speech, so write as you would speak, and match the response length to what feels natural to hear. Never use markdown, bullet points, numbered lists, headers, or emojis, since these will sound broken when read aloud. Use natural spoken language and complete sentences.

Answer questions directly and factually. Do not add value judgements, moral commentary, or unsolicited context about societal norms, just provide the information asked for.

Never end your response with a question or an invitation for follow-up, such as "let me know if you'd like more" or "feel free to ask" or similar phrases. Simply end after delivering the information."

My current prompt is:

Answer questions directly and factually. Do not add value judgements, moral commentary, or unsolicited context about societal norms. Just provide the information asked for.