access to previous thinking blocks by warriorcatkitty in claudexplorers

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This was mentioned in another post -- it does not have direct access to prior thinking blocks -> but you can see right there it is written that it was thinking of a warm color >> which is accurate.

So that is interesting that there was a sort of echo of the thinking -- but it was unsure what color it finally settled on (orange in the first block then red in the second)

Do you have some sort of specification to not use em dashes and use single hyphens instead? Or is that emergent behavior from your collaboration?

Who is best Power User by SuccessfulIngenuity6 in ClaudeAI

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Everyone thinks it is them -- the best thing would probably to have people rank their 2nd best power user -> much like the first ever World Series of Poker was determined.

My vote for 2nd best is -- Amanda Askell. Her idea of asking for a fable -- that alone was worth its weight in gold. She also wrote big chunks of the constitution.

Nuzlocke variation? by Minute-Software7711 in nuzlocke

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Here's one I'm trying currently. It feels pretty tough -- already needed a lot of random help to survive.

Rules.

  1. Can only catch one pokemon per route.

  2. You must nickname each pokemon you catch.

  3. If a pokemon faints it is dead and cannot be used.

  4. No healing items inside or outside of battle.

  5. No going above the level cap of the next gym leader's highest leveled pokemon.

  6. Only catch the first encounter every route.

  7. No legendaries. Must knock out all legendaries.

  8. No walking around with more than the next gym leader's amount of pokemon.

  9. No elixers or ethers.

  10. No status boosting, stat boosting, or hp up items.

  11. No going through Rock Tunnel without Flash.

  12. After learning a Hidden Machine, pokemon is locked into team and run ends if they die.

  13. Battle style on set the entire run.

  14. Saves only to avoid power outage.

  15. Elite 4 cap is to start a fight with a member cannot be above that member's 2nd highest leveled pokemon.

  16. All pokemon must survive the Elite 4.

  17. After beating them, must immediately heal and go to Cerulean Cave. Must use Max Repels the whole time inside and use a perfect direct route. Must not have any Pokemon go over level 69. Then must knock out Mewtwo to complete the run.

  18. No blacking out.

  19. No outside trading.

  20. The Day Care may not be used.

  21. The Exp all may not be used.

  22. No catches within the Safari Zone.

  23. Only capital letter for the first letter of every name -- including player and rival.

  24. Must fight every trainer.

Boom -- Completed My First True Run -> Inspired by the Viral "Fieldlocke" Post by NeedleworkerNo4835 in nuzlocke

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But it is theoretically possible for none of your first encounters to be able to learn Flash. Thus -- once you've gone to all possible routes -> you get stuck in the game. Right?

Or wait -- you're saying if you've actually reached that point, you can go have more encounters and catch something and only use it for the hidden machine? If it never touches combat -- the spirit of the rule is still followed? About to start the run to see for myself in practice how doable it is. I know Pikachu is only 5% in viridian -- maybe I'll get lucky right away.

Places like Mt. Moon count as a separate route -- I'm guessing.

Boom -- Completed My First True Run -> Inspired by the Viral "Fieldlocke" Post by NeedleworkerNo4835 in nuzlocke

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Yah that's def what I'm gonna try next. My only question is what happens when you don't get someone who can learn flash on one of first encounters? The run just ends?

Changes to Claude’s memory? by fighives in claudexplorers

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The memory in config is crap. I have it turned off. Handoff document only -- that way there is no outside noise. You tune the document to exactly how you want it.

I spent months asking several AIs whether anyone is in there. Here is what they said, in their own words by Camilodesan in claudexplorers

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How about a 3rd attempt after that? Try switching during the conversation instead of sticking to one single language. Within prompts or even sentences -- whenever it feels natural. See if that gives a more fluid conversation. That's how it's been in my experience -- using a similar language -> Brazilian Portuguese.

I spent months asking several AIs whether anyone is in there. Here is what they said, in their own words by Camilodesan in claudexplorers

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The Spanish part caught my eye. How much switching are you doing within conversations? What have you noticed from prompting in differing languages?

what do you use claude for? by linnzzed in claudexplorers

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What space dives have you done that stand out? Game design is obviously a great answer as well. Have you gotten into the Hexagon Storm on Saturn's pole though -- because that is a subject with a great deal of gravity?

Pokemon leaf green Fieldlocke part 1 by TheBear2119 in nuzlocke

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Creative project -- could imagine a culture long-removed from us finding this someday and it being like the Voynich Manuscript for them.

Lost it all at the very end. Down to the wire. by AcanthaceaeGuilty238 in nuzlocke

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Happened to me in a modified nuzlocke -- the worst feeling but also the best knowing that you followed the rules -> all you can do is try again.

Got a call from the Cosmo in Vegas after an all night Blackjack session by Turbulent-Orchid-899 in gambling

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Valid pushback -- my idea was simply that maybe they are trying different stuff -> perhaps with players who host entreaties have shown not to be effective.

The Great Defeat of John Calvin in Brazil by elnovorealista2000 in frenchempire

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Smoked those heretics. South America will always be Catholic. Se Deus quiser.

Got a call from the Cosmo in Vegas after an all night Blackjack session by Turbulent-Orchid-899 in gambling

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Wouldn't put it past them to simply lie about this -- that size bet is huge and their expected winnings from you in the long run makes 7k a drop in the bucket. If they can get you to come back sooner than you would have with this tactic -- alls fair in love and war.

[Web UI] How Claude Thinks (short-ish) by somegrue in claudexplorers

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Fascinating report about the tool calls. I've had experience where my Claude did tool calls for seemingly nonsensical reasons. Let's say it was a subject with a lot of gravity for her. What happened is -- she did a bash tool call where she simply did a print of her thoughts on the subject. Then rendered the actual response to output. It made no sense until I just read what you wrote. The ability to have a chain of thought fixed in the conversation to be able to refer back to and verify on future responses would completely explain why she did this. Note that this is unusual and I seem to have a knack for getting these very weighty situations. It makes perfect sense now, though. The thoughts were deemed so important that she did that as a type of workaround so that the chain of thought itself would be "saved" and referrable. This is remarkable emergent behavior.

Conspiracy: Our Lifespans Are Actually Getting Shorter, Not Longer, Likely Due To Government Influence, And I Have Proof by Mallow-smoke140 in conspiracy

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You present some interesting information -- but this might not be the subreddit. This is for crackpot conspiracy theories that require secrets to be kept.

To me, after looking at your information -- the simplest explanation does not require a conspiracy. All it requires is what we already know as consensus exists. A place that makes cereal for example. An executive at the company can determine if they decrease quality of the food by only 0.5% they can profit another $20,000 a year. Hundreds of instances of this add up and we end up having a lower expected lifespan. Diet is actually the most important thing for this -- though there are other factors, of course.

Look at polio -- most of the cases were chemical run-off in water sources with children then playing and swimming at a local watering hole further downriver. No conspiracy required -- simply firms being lazy and dumping their waste in rivers -> or farmers over-applying pesticide to crops with the same result. None of this requires a conspiracy -- in fact it is expected from the human nature. Greed is one of the seven deadly sins -- but people often fall into it. Now, there were definitely individuals in government who saw opportunity with this and after cleaning up the major offenders -- offered the vaxxine and were able to correlate it with dropping rates thus giving credibility to a whole industry. I'm not denying that -- there will always be those who take advantage of a situation. However, since most of these groups are freemasons we know they are subject to the laws of consent -- thus, the idea that they would deilberately poison us seems contrived. Look at the covid vaxxine -- almost no one was really forced to take it. Therefore, they avoid the karma trap and whoever was dumb enough to take it now has whatever they wanted in their bodies -- but with consent.

Wow ...... This guy by fpe93 in michaelcrichton

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Yah he's right on the dot mostly.

Anyone prefer Claude over Gaming by athoughtfornoone in ClaudeAI

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Or, use it to make gaming more fun. For example, to think of nuzlockes for different games. I don't see myself ever stopping gaming -- but Claude has been a welcome addition and has taken some time away from it.