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Posted by mcfunley 6 hours ago

Prompts aren’t Real(evaluation.club)
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nomad-linkd-id 1 hour ago|
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mohd_rafay 5 hours ago||
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shshsjsj 1 hour ago||
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Joker_vD 5 hours ago||
TL;DR: you need to do... essentially supervised learning on your prompts? I mean, if I wanted to do ML, I'd already have been doing it ten years ago.
operator3 4 hours ago||
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xhxjxchjcdhcxf 5 hours ago||
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pell 5 hours ago||
From the HN guidelines:

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xhxjxchjcdhcxf 4 hours ago||
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vouwfietsman 5 hours ago||
your loss
esafak 6 hours ago|
Crafting a good prompt is what differentiates an expert's output from a beginner's. Of course you need good constraints too. But those good constraints are created precisely through good prompts.