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My friend came over yesterday to dye her hair. She had asked ChatGPT for the 'correct' way to do it. Chat told her to dye the ends first, wait about 20 minutes, and then do the roots. Because of my own experience with dyeing my hair, that made me sceptical, so I read the instructions in the box dye package. It specifically said to mix it and apply everything all at once. That's how this particular formula is designed to work. I read the instructions on the package out loud and told her we should just follow what the manufacturer says. She got visibly stressed and told me that 'ChatGPT said to do it differently'. I pointed out that the company who made the dye probably knows how their own product is supposed to be applied. She still got visibly anxious about going against what ChatGPT told...

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Advice from the study's co-author: "Be aware that it’s not any single post that identifies you, but the combination of small details across many posts. And consider never posting anything you truly don’t want shared with the world.” submitted by /u/slhamlet [link] [comments]

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Side project that got out of hand. It's a dashboard for Claude Code that scans your ~/.claude/ directory and renders everything as a TNG LCARS interface — skills, agents, hooks, MCP servers, memory files, all clickable with a detail panel that shows the full content. In live mode there's a COMPUTER bar that talks to Claude and responds as the ship's computer. Voice output, synthesized LCARS sound effects, boot sequence, Red Alert when things go offline. Q from the Continuum appears uninvited every few minutes to roast your setup. Zero dependencies. One HTML file. npx claude-hud-lcars https://github.com/polyxmedia/claude-hud-lcars submitted by /u/snozberryface [link] [comments]

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I have 3.000 credits at NightCafe AI image generator with a lot of different models and options. I want to conduct some kind of experiment, preferably text-to-image/video. I want to push limits of models and bring out unexpected results, using word plays or other kinds of prompts that are suitable to confuse the models. Please suggest things i can prompt to break boundaries both in models and logic, or share sneaky promting tips to make a total mess. submitted by /u/Javelin_Motoroil [link] [comments]