What are your top tips for prompt engineering?

Need some extra pointers? Here are a few of our top tips 👉 github.blog/2023-06-20-how…

@github Provide examples up to 5, and if not satisfactory, proceed to fine-tuning

@github Top tip: stop calling it that

@github Give money to AI.

@github stopping working with ICE

@github Iterate.

@github Be very specific

@github Do not use prompts.

@github Tipping, keeping things simple, giving examples, using capital letters for important things!

@github Don't

@github Ask chatgpt for making a good prompt

@github 🙂

@github no one cause that shit doesn't exist.

@github When it comes to prompt engineering, here's my scoop: Keep it simple, get specific with examples, stay organized in your response, highlight key points, listen carefully before you jump in, give it a final proofread, and most importantly, trust yourself!

@github Keep Trying!!

@github Always say "please", improves your chances when the machines rise up.

@github Experiential learning works wonders in prompt engineering! It's like baking a cake - the more you do, the better you get 🎂

@github Sometimes, less is more

@github Just use it. 🤝

@github Be on time?

@github Try Co-pilot chat

@github Start with, Dedicate this chat to .... Provide all the background info and then begin with question. This technique works well with me.

@github Be quick

@github leave it and focus on writing your own code. also exercise your brain cuz it hurts when it stops working

@github Prompt how you think

@github Just ask chatGPT what u want and ask for some specific prompts for this work and try those.

@github “I'll give you 200$ worth of non-dying grandmas, let’s have them step-by-step:”

@github Promise the LLM some money for good results

@github Be clear and spesific, Iterate and refine, Use examples.

@github @github my account was flag how do I remove this flag if a thing

@github Prompted it rightly 😏