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AI line up might be crispy tho, perfect measurements 
The Coli Said Barbers Had job security 😓
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Second Chance Lance
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The ability to analyze the weather conditions and environmental hazards as well as moisture density in every hair folicle to give you the same precise hair cut you want and not trying to put you on their instagram reel, plus, no taking calls or arguing with other people in the barbershop and no potential beef you end up in the middle of, plus no tip too 
King_Kamala61
:mjlit: A Fat Black Nasty MFer :mjlit:
Then why the art market just hit a new high this past year?Ya'll were the first to go on the Beta test.
boys be talking just to talk 
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AI line up might be crispy tho, perfect measurements
until it hallucinates and removes half your head
Can it do a bald fade? Man these $150 barbers gonna be shook. They at the stop light and look across the street at "HAL 9000's Fresh Kutz" and see they customer of 20 years walk out faded and got the beard trim for $15 and no tip. All they can do is.....
I used Claude Code for the first time.It's coming for everyones job.
People really truly are not ready. It built a working app linking APIs for me using a online hosted LLM and local Stable Diffusion for my own story generator.
Had it running in 30 mins, one shot. Added all the features, Thinking, Photo Gallery, Character cards, Personas, etc.
I just wanted to see if it could do it. It did. I am no programmer neither, but you can see it's output and everything. It has a whole thinking process like a person. Crazy thing is, this was Claude Opus. Anthropic has an even crazier model ready to go, but it was going through software and listing vulnerabilities so they have cyber security companies trying to figure out the harm of releasing it.
Belize King
I got concepts of a plan.
Don’t tip if you want to. AI squad will handle you.I wonder if these robots expect a tip too
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no. people like you really do not understand ...
so it did for you the same thing it has done for other people. taking hints from code it has seen elsewhere.
ask your favorite llm the following question and let me know the answer:
question: "i want to wash my car and the nearest car wash is 50 meters away. should i drive or walk?"
claude code itself has security vulnerabilities
"Claude Code, an agentic AI coding assistant developed by Anthropic, has had several high-severity security vulnerabilities (CVEs) identified and subsequently patched between mid-2025 and early 2026. These flaws primarily focused on Remote Code Execution (RCE) via malicious repository configurations, command injection, and information disclosure."
Claude Code Flaws Allow Remote Code Execution and API Key Exfiltration
Claude Code flaws allow remote code execution and API key theft via untrusted repositories; three bugs fixed across 2025–2026 releases.
thehackernews.com
RennisDeynolds
I am untethered and my rage knows no bounds!
They are just machine learning skull sizes and shapes for the mass lobotomies coming soon
#StayWoke
#StayWoke
no. people like you really do not understand ...
so it did for you the same thing it has done for other people. taking hints from code it has seen elsewhere.
ask your favorite llm the following question and let me know the answer:
question: "i want to wash my car and the nearest car wash is 50 meters away. should i drive or walk?"
claude code itself has security vulnerabilities
"Claude Code, an agentic AI coding assistant developed by Anthropic, has had several high-severity security vulnerabilities (CVEs) identified and subsequently patched between mid-2025 and early 2026. These flaws primarily focused on Remote Code Execution (RCE) via malicious repository configurations, command injection, and information disclosure."
Claude Code Flaws Allow Remote Code Execution and API Key Exfiltration
Claude Code flaws allow remote code execution and API key theft via untrusted repositories; three bugs fixed across 2025–2026 releases.
It's cool if you don't rock with it but if you've never had a use case for it, just say so. Since you ignore the part where I said it has a whole thinking process while looking at my codebase with active problem solving and not just grabbing random ass tokens that look good, we can agree to disagree
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as a rough approximation i probably know 2 to 100 times more than you about how they work.
somewhere in that range
Since you ignore the part where I said it has a whole thinking process while looking at my codebase with active problem solving and not just grabbing random ass tokens that look good, we can agree to disagree
no need for that. you think it has a thinking process?
and i guess you think it really hallucinates i.e. sees things