"space curvature" also has a nice effect in prompts pic.twitter.com/B5G0ssaarH
— fofr (@fofrAI) 28 juin 2025
"space curvature" also has a nice effect in prompts

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"space curvature" also has a nice effect in prompts pic.twitter.com/B5G0ssaarH
— fofr (@fofrAI) 28 juin 2025
"space curvature" also has a nice effect in prompts
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Many of the best prompters I have met who are creating actual useful products in organizations are not technical. In fact, coders often struggle with non-deterministic systems in a way that teachers and managers do not. Broaden AI development beyond engineering.
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All the technical language around AI obscures the fact that there are two paths to being good with AI:
1) Deeply understanding LLMs
2) Deeply understanding how you give people instructions & information they can act on. LLMs aren’t people but they operate enough like it to work
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Recording the show, managing her prompts and memories, all of that is going to be 100x easier now. In our next episode, we talk about how to make her a fully-realized person even though she has very limited history and backstory. And from there we construct her first "memory".
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When there is a lot of natural randomness and discovery in an AI use case (image creation, innovation), the focus should not be on single-threaded conversation that becomes self-reinforcing through autoregression, but embracing variance, randomness & branching. Calls for new UX
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Assuming a solution similar to Claude Code or Gemini CLI but designed for Grok
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faces from seedream with prompts like: > 100 yearbook photos
> 100 photos from a party photo booth
> 100 mugshots
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I used AI in most of my initial conversations with my now wife to translate from English to Japanese, and we're incredibly happy. But, I always made sure the AI was saying what I wanted it to say, not telling me what to say. And only giving me minor feedback. Never allowed it
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The prompt was “is this a good deal?” (Prompting is really not that hard for most requests) And it is an interesting case where hallucinations don’t matter that much (though I didn’t find any). Most online shopping guides are out of date, riddled with conflict-of-interest & odd)
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[i] Learning to reason with LLMs (the o1 blog post)