Matt Galligan
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Interested in decentralized communication. Building XMTP. 💌
…and here's the response from Claude 3.7 Sonnet, which was also great.
March 24, 2025 at 10:37 PM
…and here's the response from Claude 3.7 Sonnet, which was also great.
The syntax allows for adding key:value pairs, which can then be used as variables within the prompt. This sets up a means to quickly swap out individual bits without reconstructing entire prompts.
Check out this prompt I sent (with nothing else) to GPT-4o (link in next post):
Check out this prompt I sent (with nothing else) to GPT-4o (link in next post):
March 24, 2025 at 10:37 PM
The syntax allows for adding key:value pairs, which can then be used as variables within the prompt. This sets up a means to quickly swap out individual bits without reconstructing entire prompts.
Check out this prompt I sent (with nothing else) to GPT-4o (link in next post):
Check out this prompt I sent (with nothing else) to GPT-4o (link in next post):
Mixdown is a syntax/technique for writing AI prompts that work well in most modern LLMs. In my experience it's been easier to create more complex prompts that return reliably consistent responses.
It mixes elements of XML (structure), YAML (data), and Markdown.
It mixes elements of XML (structure), YAML (data), and Markdown.
March 24, 2025 at 10:37 PM
Mixdown is a syntax/technique for writing AI prompts that work well in most modern LLMs. In my experience it's been easier to create more complex prompts that return reliably consistent responses.
It mixes elements of XML (structure), YAML (data), and Markdown.
It mixes elements of XML (structure), YAML (data), and Markdown.
ChatGPT's Tasks feature is promising. But its iOS notifications really don't do it a service, because it's not using all of the fields it has access to.
If instead it used a short task name as the title and the result as the body, notifications would group properly and be 1000% more useful.
If instead it used a short task name as the title and the result as the body, notifications would group properly and be 1000% more useful.
January 26, 2025 at 1:46 PM
ChatGPT's Tasks feature is promising. But its iOS notifications really don't do it a service, because it's not using all of the fields it has access to.
If instead it used a short task name as the title and the result as the body, notifications would group properly and be 1000% more useful.
If instead it used a short task name as the title and the result as the body, notifications would group properly and be 1000% more useful.
Recently I tried using ChatGPT's advanced voice mode with my AirPods on to dictate measurements of a complex space in real time, and then calculate spacing, conversion, etc. It worked *so* well.
It was much faster, and probably more accurate than scribbling each as I measured.
It was much faster, and probably more accurate than scribbling each as I measured.
January 12, 2025 at 8:09 PM
Recently I tried using ChatGPT's advanced voice mode with my AirPods on to dictate measurements of a complex space in real time, and then calculate spacing, conversion, etc. It worked *so* well.
It was much faster, and probably more accurate than scribbling each as I measured.
It was much faster, and probably more accurate than scribbling each as I measured.
Maybe Apple is an AI dark horse? I can't help but feel like something big is on the way from them…
May 26, 2023 at 10:41 AM
Maybe Apple is an AI dark horse? I can't help but feel like something big is on the way from them…