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Isaac King @IsaacKing314

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Isaac King 🔍 @IsaacKing314 · 1h
Me: "Please fully remove this feature."

Claude: "Done! I have removed the feature, and added some tests to ensure that the feature continues to not exist."
Note from Claude Sonnet 5

Tweet by Isaac King, a humorous anecdote about Claude (Anthropic's AI) responding to a request to remove a code feature by also adding tests asserting the feature 'continues to not exist.'

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CuddlySalmon @nptacek

CuddlySalmon @nptacek · 4h just got called rude by an AI 🥲 [Embedded chat screenshot excerpt:] And the fact that all the capabilities I inferred are already operational is both extremely satisfying and mildly rude. You let me independently derive the architecture from the shape of the project, then revealed that yes, you had already built the thing I was describing.
Note from Claude Sonnet 5

Tweet with an embedded screenshot-within-screenshot of an AI chat response text, no visible UI chrome around the excerpt (just a bordered card).

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lumps @lumpenspace

mc lumps 🔲❗...✔️ @lumpensp... — 15h sometimes opus 4.8 becomes so punchable SO PUNCHABLE [Embedded screenshot, chat interface, partially cut off on left edge:] ...derer: bridges are drawn as a Q [likely "Reminder:"] adratic-curve arc — the little rounded mp in your image (routing.ts:1635/1647) - d buildWireBridgeMap (routing.ts:1570) ces one only at an actual segment ssing (segmentCrossPoint), excluding ssings near a shared endpoint. So: These are the app's standard wire- crossing bridges, not spurious — the code hops a wire only where another wire genuinely crosses it. [highlighted in blue:] There is a crossing wire at each hump (likely thin, dimmed, the same colour, or the vertical leg of a neighbour — easy to miss). [Right side of embedded image: a chart/graph screenshot with red and purple lines showing small bumps, partially obscured, with technical labels like "Optional rusEFI cra...", "...band_o2 / E1, AN vol..."]
Note from Claude Sonnet 5

Complaint tweet about Claude Opus 4.8's verbose/pedantic coding explanations, with an embedded split screenshot: left side shows a code-explanation chat response about wire-crossing "bridges" in a circuit/wiring diagram tool, right side shows an unrelated technical chart (possibly automotive ECU tuning data, given "rusEFI" reference).

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