The 'load-bearing' prompt joke about Opus 5.5

A user jokes that putting 'load-bearing' in a prompt makes Opus 5.5 'stop holding back.'

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A user offers a tongue-in-cheek 'fun fact': include 'load-bearing' in a prompt, and Opus 5.5 supposedly 'stops holding back.'

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@mazeincodingfun fact: if you use "load-bearing" in your prompt, opus 5.5 stops holding back9h

@zacharynadoRT @mazeincoding: fun fact: if you use "load-bearing" in your prompt, opus 5.5 stops holding back2h

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@mazeincodingfun fact: if you use "load-bearing" in your prompt, opus 5.5 stops holding back9h

@zacharynadoRT @mazeincoding: fun fact: if you use "load-bearing" in your prompt, opus 5.5 stops holding back2h

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@mazeincodingfun fact: if you use "load-bearing" in your prompt, opus 5.5 stops holding back9h

@zacharynadoRT @mazeincoding: fun fact: if you use "load-bearing" in your prompt, opus 5.5 stops holding back2h

2 Sources

@mazeincodingfun fact: if you use "load-bearing" in your prompt, opus 5.5 stops holding back9h

@zacharynadoRT @mazeincoding: fun fact: if you use "load-bearing" in your prompt, opus 5.5 stops holding back2h