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More than once I've found myself going down this 'little maze of twisty passages, all alike'. At some point I stop, collect up the chain of prompts in the conv
by earleybird 2y ago
More than once I've found myself going down this 'little maze of twisty passages, all alike'. At some point I stop, collect up the chain of prompts in the conversation, and curate them into a net new prompt that should be a bit better. Usually I make better progress - at least for a while.
- dr_dshiv 2y agoWhy is it so hard to share/find prompts or distill my own damn prompts? There must be good solutions for this —
- whall6 2y agoDon’t outsource the only thing left for our brains to do themselves :/
- garfij 2y agoWhat do you find difficult about distilling your own prompts? After any back and forth session I have reasonably good results asking something like "Given this workflow, how could I have prompted this better from the start to get the same results?"
- dr_dshiv 2y agoAnalysis of past chats in bulk.
- SamPatt 2y agoThis becomes second nature after a while. I've developed an intuition about when a model loses the plot and when to start a new thread. I have a base prompt I keep for the current project I'm working on, and then I ask the model to summarize what we've done in the thread and combine them to start anew. I can't wait until this is a solved problem because it does slow me down.
- jwpapi 2y agoYes when new models come out it feels like breaking up.