absolutely right. I think the facade of communicating like humans makes it hard for people to understand this. But the LLM has its own rules that, if you learn, you can use to your advantage
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Two-Stepping: A Technique to Improve AI Prompt Results
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If your prompts aren’t quite giving you the results you want, here’s something to try. I call it "two-stepping". The key here is to get the AI to output something bad before it outputs something good. Here's how two-stepping works: First, prompt the AI with your initial
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Ultra Model’s Context Length Limitations and Future Improvements
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The context length on Ultra is strangely short. Hoping some of the million-token tech on 1.5 Pro makes its way into the bigger model soon.
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Rock ‘n Roll Bard: AI Music Tools Make Creative Dream Possible
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For about 5 years, I've had an audiobook concept I call Rock 'n Roll Bard. Kind of an audiobook with musical elements and a kickass soundtrack. AI music tools like Udio make me think that I might actually be able to produce this some day in the not-too-distant future.
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Big Reactor Release and AI Ghostwriter Beta Invites Coming
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Put up a big release to Reactor today but won’t be able to record the demo video til tomorrow morning. If you’re in the beta cohort for our AI ghostwriter, enjoy. 🙂 If not, I’ll probably send you an invite tomorrow 😉
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Best Tools for Comparing LLM Models Side-by-Side
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What's the best app or site to compare LLM models side-by-side these days? Like if I want to have the new GPT-4 Turbo go up against Claude-3 side-by-side
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Disagreement on Prompt Writing Style and Natural Language Coding
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Many of my prompts are a bit more like writing code in natural langauge (english) — so I've got to disagree. Still, I appreciate you sharing a dissenting view.
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Belief that consistent prompting improves overall clarity of thought
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Absolutely. I believe that after a couple years of prompting, I actually think more clearly overall.
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Prompt-Writing Apps Raise the Floor But Understanding Matters Most
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I've tested some of these prompt-writing apps. They're starting to do a pretty good job. I've even used them as the basis for my own prompts from time-to-time. But if you don't understand *why* they are better, you'll only ever get so far with them. I think they raise the floor
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Prompt Engineering: Waste of Time or Secret Weapon?
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Prompt engineering: Waste of time or secret weapon? In Co-Intelligence, Ethan Mollick effectively argues against "complex" prompt engineering. He rarely spends much time coaxing better output from resistant AI. But here's the thing… I've found that using the same