I could not disagree more. I don't think you are wrong, I just choose a different approach. There seem to be multiple approaches to working with LLMs. My own p

I could not disagree more. I don't think you are wrong, I just choose a different approach. There seem to be multiple approaches to working with LLMs. My own personal experience has been that carefully explaining my request, providing specific and highly relevant context (and avoiding irrelevant and distracting context) has lead to significant productivity on my side. That is, it may take me 15 minutes to prepare a really good prompt but the output can save me hours of work. Conversely, if I fire of a bunch of low-effort prompts I get poor results and I end up spending a lot of time in back-and-forth with the LLM and a lot of time fixing up its output.