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I wonder how much prompt skill is actually influencing the quality of the response. After using LLMs daily for some time, I have developed a feeling on how to
by jwrallie 2y ago
I wonder how much prompt skill is actually influencing the quality of the response.
After using LLMs daily for some time, I have developed a feeling on how to phrase my requests as to get better quality answers.
For example, ensure that it can process the information linearly, like asking to classify items in a list and adding the label directly after the item so that the order remains, instead of allowing it to create multiple lists as the output (which it tends to do by default).
So, at least for me, the prompts are getting smarter.
- layer8 2y agoSmarter, but also more tedious. It would be great to have technology that automates this tedious work. ;)
- machiaweliczny 2y agoYeah, I feel like you get much better answers when you pull enough context with leading context (but without insinuating answers). I wonder if someone tried something like this: "Given user question generate prompt that tells LLM that he is a master in this subject and then ask the question" - something in this allows LLM to precompute what the focus of question will be so it can answer much better and it should be automated for one-off questions.