I'm giving a new & improved series of talks about fine-tuning – @DataCamp
: live coding session, today at 11 AM ET (
https://
datacamp.com/webinars/fine-
tuning-your-own-llama-3-model
…) – @_odsc
: Open Data Science Conference, September 5-6 (
https://
odsc.com/europe/?utm_ca
mpaign=ODSCEurope&utm_content=304738063&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter&hss_channel=tw-3018841323
…) – @dctanner
: AI Engineer London Meetup, September 12
PROMPT ENGINEERING
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Fine-Tuning Your Own Llama 3 Model Series
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Scale Universal Self‑Consistency for Multi‑Step Prompting
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Agree — a more fair baseline for big multi-step prompt pipelines would be universal self-consistency scaled up to the same inference budget
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Academic Research Superprompt: Generate 4 Custom Research Prompts
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Academic research superprompt: Choose one topic and this prompt will output 4 different prompts with the relevant author and field of study, later you will use each of that 4 prompts to generate your research outline. Source @shedntcare_ #ChatGPT #chatbots #chatgpt4
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Prompt Engineering: Free Guide to Master 2024’s Most In-Demand Skill
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The most in-demand skill of 2024: Prompt engineering. But most people don't know it. That's why I created this prompt engineering guide to help you master prompt engineering. Like + comment "Send" and I will DM the file to you for free. (Must be following me)
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Smaller System Prompts Designed for Advanced Users
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Probably makes sense to have a much smaller system prompt for advanced users
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Request for custom system prompt support
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Any plans to release custom system prompt support any time soon?
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10 ChatGPT prompts to automate your copywriting tasks
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ChatGPT-4o is a GENIUS copywriter. But most people don't know how to use it. Here are 10 prompts that automate your copywriting tasks: (10/10 would bookmark )
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Seasoned Programmers Discover Cursor AI Tool Capabilities
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Watching seasoned programmers like Andrej discover the low hanging fruit in tools like Cursor is like seeing seasoned creatives jump into ComfyUI and discover all that it can already do 🙂
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Using XML for organizing inputs instead of markdown fences
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I understand- hence the 2nd part of my response. I don’t think that helps. Claude has read loads of fenced markdown blocks and is good at using them. So I just use xml for organising my inputs.
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Claude Projects XML Document Integration Best Practices
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If you add them to a Claude project I assume Claude adds xml for each doc. I don’t think there’s a benefit to putting xml within each doc