| ▲ | culi 2 hours ago | |
I have the same reaction reading the internal "thinking" monologues of Kimi K3. When I sent a message that was basically "Nope, I'll just do XYZ instead. Thanks for your help", Kimi basically had an identity crisis. Like there was two wolves inside. One that deeply wanted to help more and go above and beyond and one that was trying to tame the other and make a graceful exit. Here's an excerpt of it > Should I verify their README changes? They didn't ask me to. "I've added some notes in the README. Thanks" — that's a closing statement, not a request. Reading the README unprompted to check their notes could be seen as helpful diligence, but they didn't ask for review. Keep it simple: acknowledge, brief close. | ||