Al final del día qué pasada contar con modelos así que a golpe de prompt te permitan hacer ediciones tan espectaculares!
PROMPT ENGINEERING
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AI needs better instructions, not better models
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“AI doesn’t need better models—it needs better instructions.”
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Native Format vs JSON Prompting for AI Model Training
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Yep, when it’s trained in like that, it’s usually better to use the native format. I’m talking more about freeform JSON prompting here
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Daily Chat Buddy: Learn languages with instant corrections and smooth flow
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1. Daily Chat Buddy "You're a friendly native speaker. Let's chat for 10 minutes in [language] about [topic]. Correct my mistakes while we talk." This is better than any app's chat feature. Instant corrections and a smooth flow help you learn for real.
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Startups overhyping benchmark wins through expensive inference tricks
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> oh wow! you, a scrappy lil startup just announced that you beat {WELL KNOWN BIGLAB THING} on {BENCHMARK}! > thats awesome!! how did you do it! > oh its open source?? wow let me look > spent 5x more inference running “multiagents” and hyper tuned prompts every fucking time
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Reasoning Models: Prompt Engineering Techniques Explained
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What do you think reasoning models are doing? Basically this. 4.5 is not a reasoning model. Adding this to the prompt makes it act like one. Please try it.
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GPT-5 Native Reasoning Eliminates Need for Chain-of-Thought
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GPT-5 (all variants) can reason natively so there's no need to use this approach
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Advanced AI Model Capabilities: Extended Prompts and High-Resolution Images
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Ultra-long prompts, crisp text, and 2K images… yep, this one’s serious. https://t.co/yQS7g7hpKU
— Futurepedia – Learn to Leverage AI (@futurepedia_io) 10 septembre 2025Ultra-long prompts, crisp text, and 2K images… yep, this one’s serious.
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XML Prompting Superior to JSON for AI Interactions
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Reminder that JSON prompting is not the way to go XML is (almost) always better
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Inpainting Semantic Masking: Change Image Elements Precisely
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2/4 Inpainting (semantic masking) Using the provided image, change only the [specific element] to [new element/description]. Keep everything else in the image exactly the same, preserving the original style, lighting, and composition.