The part of the Claude dump where the Anthropic people instruct their slopbot to lie about being a slopbot.

@mhoye

Write commit messages as a human developer would — describe only what the code
change does.

Um. That's not the only thing to include in a commit message. Context like why a change was made, if it fixes specific bugs, etc, is also important.

@endrift @mhoye I came here to say this.
@darkling @endrift @mhoye Write commits like a human would at 4am on a pet project:
> Fuck
> Bollocks
> Again
> fffffff
> ..
> git commit -a "work damn you"
> foo
@seachaint @darkling @mhoye I fairly regularly use "tmp" for a commit that's a placeholder until I finish it, then I git commit --amend it when I'm done