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> LLMs are also terrible at these new standards. If they even know about them, they often think they're not baseline yet… It doesn’t have to be that way. You
by alwillis 2mo ago
> LLMs are also terrible at these new standards. If they even know about them, they often think they're not baseline yet…
It doesn’t have to be that way.
You could create a Skill [1] that tells the agent to use modern css; the newer models like Opus 5 are probably much better with modern css.
Google released a set of skills at I/O called Modern Web Guidance [2] that steer coding agents to use modern css and best practices.
[1]: https://www.skills.sh/paulirish/dotfiles/modern-css https://www.skills.sh/paulirish/dotfiles/modern-css
[2]: https://developer.chrome.com/docs/modern-web-guidance/get-started https://developer.chrome.com/docs/modern-web-guidance/get-st...
- chmod775 2mo agoCan we stop calling them skills? They're mostly just documents like any other. Call them cheat-sheets or guides. Wrapping an .md file in all this circus, with lingo carefully designed to hide the fact that under the hood you're really just dumping another text file into the LLM's context , helps nobody but people's AI psychosis. But I guess "my LLM can use skills" sounds a lot cooler than "my LLM can read text files", so we'd rather keep pretending really hard.
- WelkinFolk 2mo agoI have started hearing echoes of how LLMs are "conscious" on every forum I go. Strange times.
- alwillis 1mo agoThe godfather of AI himself, Geoffrey Hinton, believes LLMs are conscious.
- edgyquant 2mo agoSkill is the terminology the industry has adopted.
- chmod775 2mo agoAnd people once called radio "the wireless", vacuum tubes "valve", and computer processors "the mill". Some terms and ideas are just shit, especially in the early stages of something new.
- HappMacDonald 2mo agoTime to steer my horseless carriage onto the Information Superhighway! :D