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A useful approach, but this is a tiny green field project. I'm not so sure it would work in a large existing proprietary system, where you shouldn't describe to

• themodelplumber 3y ago
  To me, this is likely an area where we'll see future coders tested: Interviewer: Here is a very specific project. And this part here is NDA covered. We have provided a context prompt with all the generals. Let's say you are new here and we need you effective today. Show us how you'll cover the last mile with the LLM by writing prompts that do not violate NDA but get the needed work done. Then whiteboard for your team a prompt schema & policy that you think will work for this project. I.e. a creativity exercise at the very least. You want someone who can code _for a prompt, to solve coverage problems_, and this is still coding. For now I think a lot of people will hoard this kind of prompt info/leverage-pattern stuff when they discover it. It's not about the individual prompts.