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Every single prompt hack I listed are ones with studies that show it positively increases performance. Since the most contested one in this thread is the "tipp
by HaZeust 2y ago
Every single prompt hack I listed are ones with studies that show it positively increases performance.
Since the most contested one in this thread is the "tipping" prompt hack: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2401.03729 https://arxiv.org/pdf/2401.03729
- cdchn 2y agoSuperstitions may be effective but they can still be superstitions. Some people might actually think the LLM cares about being tipped.
- tharant 2y agoI care less that such prompting hacks/tricks are consistently useful; I care more about why they work. These hacks feel like “old-wives tales” or, as others have mentioned, “superstitious”. If we can’t explain why or how a thing works, we’re going to continue to create things we don’t understand; relying upon our lucky charms when asking models to produce something new is undoubtedly going to result in reinforcement of the importance of those lucky charms. Feedback loops can be difficult to escape.