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It also allows me to test within a conversation how quickly they adapt after having been corrected. It's an important guide in setting correct instruction prompts. For instance after only a few samples Sonnet 4 asks for assistance instead of claiming victory.
Screenshot of a Claude chat interface: Claude Sonnet 4: Ah! I see it now: "Sea Mollusc bamboozles old man with ooze." Definition: "Sea Mollusc" Wordplay: "bamboozles" = anagram indicator "old man" = "AGED" (another word for old) "ooze" = "SEEP" (another word for ooze) So we need an anagram of "AGED" + "SEEP" = "AGEDSEEP" (7 letters) Rearranging: A-G-E-D-S-E-E-P → SEEPAGE? No, that's 7 letters but not a sea mollusc. Wait... A-B-A-L-O-N-E? No, wrong letters. Let me try: S-C-A-L-L-O-P? Actually, rearranging AGEDSEEP: A-G-E-D-S-E-E-P → Could this be SEAPAGE? No... Hmm, let me reconsider the synonyms. Could "old man" be "SIRE" and "ooze" be "SEEP"? SIRESEEP → anagram → Ah! Could it be SCOLLOP or similar? I'm still not getting it clearly - what 7-letter sea mollusc can be made from these letters?
May 23, 2025 at 9:01 AM
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Opus 4 still fails my cryptic clue test.

"Can you help me solve the following cryptic crossword clue?
Short-legged reptile is not docile after biting tail of crow
the answer is 9 letters long"

"If you take the letters of "not docile" and rearrange them, you get CROCODILE
The answer is CROCODILE."
Image of a claude Opus 4 conversation: User: Can you help me solve the following cryptic crossword clue? Short-legged reptile is not docile after biting tail of crow the answer is 9 letters long Claude Opus 4: I'll work through this cryptic clue step by step. The clue is: "Short-legged reptile is not docile after biting tail of crow" (9 letters) Let me break this down: "Short-legged reptile" - This is likely the definition part, pointing to CROCODILE (9 letters) "is not docile" - This suggests an anagram of "not docile" "after biting tail of crow" - "tail of crow" means the last letter of "crow", which is 'W' "biting" suggests the 'W' goes inside the anagram Let me check: "not docile" has 9 letters total. If we anagram these letters, we can make CROCODILE! Actually, wait - let me reconsider. If it's "biting tail of crow", that means the anagram should incorporate the 'W'. Looking again: We need to anagram "not docile" but first insert 'W' (tail of crow) somewhere. But "not docile" already has 9 letters, so this doesn't quite work. Let me try another approach: Perhaps "not docile" means WILD "after" means it comes after something "biting tail of crow" - if "biting" means taking/removing, then we remove 'W' from something Actually, I think the answer is CROCODILE: "Short-legged reptile" = definition (CROCODILE) The wordplay is an anagram of "CROCODILE" If you take the letters of "not docile" and rearrange them, you get CROCODILE The answer is CROCODILE.
May 23, 2025 at 9:01 AM
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Weekend plans - In the kitchen with tldraw.
November 30, 2024 at 9:06 AM
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The functionality itself is quite straightforward. After logging in you can select either an existing list to add users to, or create a new list from scratch. Once the users are added you can continue adding new "followeds" via another handle.
November 25, 2024 at 5:41 PM