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i htink your analogy about riding a horse that helps you go farther/faster is a good one.
Ben Shniderman's book "Human-Centered AI" puts forward a similar premise: that AI helps us create "supertools" that amplify and extend our skills and knowledge.
i htink your analogy about riding a horse that helps you go farther/faster is a good one.
Ben Shniderman's book "Human-Centered AI" puts forward a similar premise: that AI helps us create "supertools" that amplify and extend our skills and knowledge.
Yes! I prompt #Claude with vague hints or memories—anything to add context to a request, or guide it. A very ‘horsey’ feel.
Its Memory plus #LLM context handles anaphoric references really well: I added my IPhone’s model number, phone number, and current iOS release to Memory. Now I can say ‘my iPhone’, and Claude will use relevant details in a question about a tricky feature, or symptom of a bug.
Casual or sloppy questions often get precise first answers—with clickable sources.
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