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It was only when native English speakers—or those I presumed were—started calling out how bad "GPT/Claude speak" has become that I realized I wasn't actually lo
by ramigb 19d ago
It was only when native English speakers—or those I presumed were—started calling out how bad "GPT/Claude speak" has become that I realized I wasn't actually losing my grip on English as a second language. For a second, I thought, Oh, I learned this language on my own, but it seems I've hit a wall and need to study further. It didn't help that I've also been trying to acquire Swedish as a third language for a while now.
- andai 19d agoLLMs speak every language. I wonder if they're as insane in the other ones!
- Joeri 19d agoMy experience with opus 5 is that its results are lower quality in dutch, but that its dutch is more readable than its english.
- submain 19d agoI literally created a /plain-language skill.
- fragmede 19d agoin which one!
- keybrd-intrrpt 19d agoNot the original commenter, but I did this in all of them. Their skills formats are basically identical, so I setup simlinks from their own skills directories into a shared one so Claude, Codex, Cursor, and anything else that comes out will all read and write to the same shared skills. It's great having access to the same skills no matter the harness being used
- usef- 19d agoThey are generally portable. Eg. /wait-what https://github.com/mattpocock/skills/blob/main/skills/productivity/wait-what/SKILL.md https://github.com/mattpocock/skills/blob/main/skills/produc...
- tripzilch 19d agoOne thing that I find is that it doesn't seem to grasp levels of jargon-use. Like I ask a basic question, okay, a few questions later, suddenly there's abbreviations and weird formulations everywhere.