is this true

[Uncle]

after spending $20 on claude pro and using it to taylor my resume for certain job openings. I can't say I was too impressed, or felt like it was really operating in a way that the guy was describing. 

maybe if I used ai for other tasks I'd feel different. it did make things quicker for the different jobs I needed to gear my resume towards, but I didn't feel like it was making decisions that were it's own or impressive like the guy was talking about. I even tried to get claude to give it's own recommendations and the best it came up with was to make a linked-in account to add on to the resumes 

I also had to correct it a number of times on things

yeah I'd call that a waste of claude pro, you pay for it if you're going to use it consistently for a long time like to code something, make your own video game

vibe code Filler: The Video Game and release it to an unsuspecting Steam

[Potato]

Don't give him ideas

[filler]

I had a conversation with the claude opus 4.6 model about the nature of its existence. it started out dumb, but then turned somewhat interesting when I began further questioning. it's definitely better than what I got out of bard and gemini. watching as it had to retool the way it was approaching my questioning because of how I was following up on the initial questioning. the answers coming back became more interesting and then my questions became more interesting. 

I might try gpt soon to see if I notice any differences

[BIONIC]

The world is not ready for filler experiencing AI-fueled psychosis

[Nintex]

I'm pretty sure I'm turning into this guy from Mission Impossible who carries out what the AI tells him to do. 

[filler]

The world is not ready for filler experiencing AI-fueled psychosis

BYCHOSIS 

[filler]

it got real boring real fast