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I agree 100% - it's a very programmer-coded prompt. It was pretty much the first thing I thought to try. I expect we'll see an enormous quantity of "cool promp
by simonw 10mo ago
I agree 100% - it's a very programmer-coded prompt. It was pretty much the first thing I thought to try.
I expect we'll see an enormous quantity of "cool prompts to try in Cowork" content show up over the next few months, which makes sense - regular non-programmers will benefit enormously from cookbooks and prompting guides and other tools to help them figure out what they can ask this thing.
- slewis 10mo agoCan you try a simpler less programmery version? "are any of my recent blog drafts unpublished and nearly ready to go?"
- oulipo2 10mo agoWhy choosing to publish on substack, which is owned by a techno-fascist ? https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2023/11/substack-extremism-nazi-white-supremacy-newsletters/676156/ https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2023/11/substack-e...
- whattheheckheck 10mo agoWhat internet company isn't run by those types?
- simonw 10mo agoI don't publish on Substack, I publish on my own site: https://simonwillison.net https://simonwillison.net I use Substack as a free email provider for the email newsletter copy of my blog - which saves me hundreds of dollars a month in email fees.
- alvah 10mo ago"Why publish on Substack, a venture‑backed tech platform whose leadership has chosen a permissive moderation policy?" fixed it for you.
- mbesto 10mo agoThis is essentially the "future of work"TM - those who can define prompts will be poised best for the future.