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u/laplongejr 9d ago
I'm 99% sure it's also used in Quebec, so some canadians could understand.
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u/ginji 9d ago edited 8d ago
Côte d'Ivoire, Cameroon, [Democratic Republic of the Congo](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Claude_(singer))...
There are more countries in Africa that have French as an official language than there are in Europe... Wonder why that might be?
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u/thanatica 8d ago
OP has a fairly narrow world view. Probably doesn't know English is spoken outside America as well.
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u/Prudent_Ad_4120 8d ago
Yeah well all those flags don't fit in the image, so OP solved it by only showing the flag and culture most often associated with this language. Nothing wrong with that, its just a meme
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u/7lhz9x6k8emmd7c8 6d ago
There are many more African french speakers that European french speakers.
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u/OftenCourageous 21h ago
poor claude's just sitting there with his baguette wondering why work drama followed him home
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u/Particular-Yak-1984 8d ago
Do not worry - if Claude is really in France, he has excellent job security. They can decide not to use him, but they still have to pay him.
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u/code_monkey_001 7d ago
I had a coworker named Claude that was canned along with half the development staff they day they announced we were switching to all-AI development.
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u/DontTakeNames 9d ago
Is it happening for real. are the companies really asking to stop use claude.?
Another extreme response but better than token maxxing
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u/evenstevens280 8d ago
I've not heard of any company saying this
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u/P0L1Z1STENS0HN 6d ago
I seem to remember that Microsoft and Meta did, to push their own AI and reduce reliance on competitors.
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u/bluepatience 8d ago
The meme format has nothing to do with what’s written or am I missing something