Impracticality: what would Sean Connery Do?
A developer, whose daily work involves babysitting AI models, found their real-world vocabulary reduced to grunts and hand signals. Inspired by watching "Goldfinger," they configured their ChatGPT and Claude accounts to only respond to prompts phrased in a charming, suave manner, reminiscent of Sean Connery. This approach has reportedly improved their mood and is highly recommended.
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- 2026年10月9日 13:21
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- 2026年10月9日 14:00
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- 开发者社区
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- 信源状态
- 正常
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The vast majority of my day is babysitting AI models. That has made my vocabulary in the real world sound like a string of grunts and hand signals (and all decision-making being roshambo). Yesterday I watched Goldfinger and thought it may be time to use these models to go back to speaking in a charming, suave way. In the end, both my ChatGPT and Claude accounts are set up so they won’t respond if I don’t address the model in a way that’s anything less than what Sean Connery would say. It’s actually been pretty pleasant and has already improved my mood working back and forth.
Highly recommended.