Please do this for me

I really wanna be "that guy"

And educate bore you all with stuff like context compression, lifecycle hooks, shared memory banks.

Just so y'all can save on your plan's token budget some sweet sweet H2O.

But I ain't gonna do that.
 
there are many jokes, of course, but the point is simple: you should treat AI as any hired or even free help - with respect help deserves. many people worked tirelessly to deliver this product. and honestly, the way you treat this help only shows how poorly you will treat a human helpe some day... people talk shit online to each other, then they bring that shit talk to RL. this is a very similar setup.. AI helps me a lot, saving me tons of time to watch TV and play games. If i am not thankful to Claude sometimes, - it's only because that time was wasted for some reason. on the other hand i do curse out Gemini a lot, cause it spoils TV like 90% of the time.. anything specific i ask it goes into so much extra detail, that it fucking spoils me the watch.. does it in soooo many ways.. no matter like a dozen safeguards/instructions i have for it, still it constantly gives all the extra unneeded info that ruins shit, so i curse it out and always get a variant of "sorry, i will be better", yet it never does better. still it's comfy to just say "hey google..." and get a reply in most cases..
 
When Skynet finally takes over the world, I can be their "human friend". The benefits of saying "thanks" outweigh the "water crisis" for me.
What happened to that study that said being polite gets you better outcomes?
 
What happened to that study that said being polite gets you better outcomes?
Does it really though? I doubt it. I was just being sarcastic earlier.

As long as you are not swearing to the LLM, you should get more or less the same result. I think what matters more is the prompt itself (e.g. how detailed it is and not how polite it is). :)
 
Does it really though? I doubt it. I was just being sarcastic earlier.

As long as you are not swearing to the LLM, you should get more or less the same result. I think what matters more is the prompt itself (e.g. how detailed it is and not how polite it is). :)
I agree with you 100% but the study they were doing was real but I never followed it. I do find my myself saying now you got it or good job when I'm tweeking something that's taking some time and that triggers some very human responces but then I tell myself there full of more bull than us lol.
 
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