The load-bearing vocabulary of Claude
7 points by markerz
7 points by markerz
That methodology README is insufferable.
I used it to draft a CV and had to delete all of it. Iiked it for getting me away from a blank page, but the prose is all-time wanker level
There is a pretty clear disclaimer that this is just analysing vocabulary... People learn words from their environment, so is this proving Claude origin, or that Claude and other AIs are already changing the language?
(The above text was entirely handwritten but returns Yes, 77% on https://louisabraham.github.io/load-bearing/detector.html)
LLMs are certainly changing languages already but not overnight and some changes happened very quickly: words rising or falling in usage in a matter of days or weeks. Now, just a few days before a model removal, such criteria are going to be far less effective.
Good point, and certainly a little bit of both. I've been in (IRL, face-to-face) conversations where people used "load-bearing" and I squinted for a bit, and could tell they were using it because Cursor (not Claude, but potentially Opus) used that term to describe the problem before.
Interesting, I have never seen “mutation checked” before, and now I wonder what context it shows up in and what it means.
I know mutation testing is when you change part of your code (flip a comparison, whatever) to see if your test suite catches it. So maybe it's that.
I like how 'nixpkgs-review' is enough of the dataset to show up as the first word in cluster 9.