> A lot of you guys, including the author, will respond with these "you're holding it wrong" comments. But you never give examples of actual prompts that are so

> A lot of you guys, including the author, will respond with these "you're holding it wrong" comments. But you never give examples of actual prompts that are somehow significantly different to what I use. It’s hard to impossible to discuss these things without a concrete problem at hand. Most of the prompt is the context provided. I can only talk from my experience which is, that how you write the prompt matters. If you share what you are trying to accomplish I could probably provide some more appropriate insights.