I Checked the Viral "65% to 94%" Claude Stat
A skill file inspired by Andrej Karpathy is circulating with a big accuracy claim attached. I went to the repo. There is no benchmark. The idea underneath it is still the most useful thing I have changed about how I prompt.
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I Checked the Viral "65% to 94%" Claude Stat — A skill file inspired by Andrej Karpathy is circulating with a big accuracy claim attached. I went to the repo. There is no benchmark. The idea underneath it is still the most useful thing I have changed about how I prompt.
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