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Why are you sharing this? It feels like a bit of an attack on Phind to leak their prompt
by splatzone 3y ago
Why are you sharing this? It feels like a bit of an attack on Phind to leak their prompt
- jrflowers 3y agoProbably because it’s interesting to see how people structure their prompts. I’d hope that phind’s secret sauce is more than a few paragraphs explaining how to clean up and format some text.
- Aerbil313 3y agoI didn't consider this a leak. Everyone can jailbreak any LLM with the smallest amount of effort. It's just interesting that I got 2 different prompts.
- jondwillis 3y agoTemperature, or maybe different agents handling different requests? How can you be sure that this is their prompt and not a variation of it? ;)
- klavinski 3y agoProbably A/B testing. If I ran such a service, I would try different prompts to find the best, by checking the user behaviour: do they stop rephrasing the question? If so, the prompt was probably effective.
- bloqs 3y agoBecause if your moat can be crossed with nothing but a short hackernews post, you need a better moat