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@get_zen_ai

Ship better software faster with cutting-edge, privacy-first AI for software engineering.

Munich, Germany Katılım Mart 2024
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Jorrit@jposor·
I just added buttons (red) for deleting edges between nodes in design.getzenai.com to make it more explicit to new users how to delete edges 😊
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Summarize multiple websites with AI. I show you how to summarize websites (or anything else) with a reusable workflow. I hope this helps to streamline your daily tasks more efficiently. (I'm using getzenai.com in the video)
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One of the best teams I have had the pleasure of working with!
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Lenz Belzner@lenz_belzner·
Chat with your Jira, but don't forget to add some global RAG. 😊 #RAG #LLMs #jira
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About 80% of my code is generated, and I'm at least 50% faster at coding. I wouldn't have believed it if someone had told me almost two years ago that I would be programming mainly in English. Btw, I use @cursor_ai. It integrates AI so well! Example prompts 🧵👇
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Are you getting started with #AI? Ignore most prompting cheat sheets/rules. They're complicated and often unnecessary. When prompting, I follow only two simple rules: (1) I tell AI precisely what I want as if speaking to a colleague, and (2) fast try and error. — When interviewing customers of getzenai.com, I noticed people who were unsure how to write their first prompts. They tried to map their task to complex prompting rules, making prompting a challenge instead of just trying it out. It is as if you are holding a manual while sitting in a car and learning to drive.  Those cheat sheets, packed with prompting rules, can be intimidating. Prompting cheat sheets may be an inspiration source and have value for certain tasks, but you do not necessarily have to learn or follow them to get value from AI. I never use those cheat sheets for daily things and usually get what I want from AI on the first try.  My prompts often include very few words: "summarise: content," "combine: content," "translate to X: content," “put content into a template,” or "a simple question.” A few words are usually enough. They don’t even need to form a proper sentence. If you need something very specific, then be specific and describe what you want: “summarise in three bullet points, each two sentences long: content.” otherwise, keep it short and straightforward.   Use very complex prompts, as suggested by the cheat sheets, when you need something very specific or if you are building an AI app. #prompt #ChatGPT
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Jorrit@jposor·
How are you tracking product analytics and behavior for your products? Are you using a paid solution or a custom setup? I prefer a flexible custom solution over paying relatively inflexible SaaS. This setup remains free for most products unless your product usage becomes intense, generating a large amount of data. Here's my setup: 1. An HTTP endpoint on GCP where my products can POST events (e.g., button_xyz_clicked, timestamp, metadata). 2. Data posted is written to a table in BigQuery. 3. Scheduled queries transform data from BigQuery into formats needed for dashboards. 4. Looker Studio, part of GCP, is used for dashboarding the data. With this setup, I'm tracking the following metrics over time: - Feature usage by customer segment - Retention metrics - User journeys through my products - Funnels Happy to share more details! 😊
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"I tried AI once; it didn't deliver the desired results, so I didn't continue using it." I'm sometimes a bit surprised by this statement. Because the technology is so new, it's to be expected that not all results will be perfect right away. Learning and exploration are important. Do you think your (grand)parents said something similar about the first personal computer or the internet? Would it have been wise to ignore the PC or the internet as a technology? I don't know about you, but with AI like getzenai.com, I'm a knowledge worker on a different level.
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Jorrit@jposor·
👉 How to learn AI: Short prompts in 1min Following up on my post (x.com/jposor/status/…) about short prompts, here’s a video demonstrating how I write prompts for daily tasks (using getzenai.com). In the video, two websites are fetched, summarized, and translated. You can do similar things with PDFs, code diffs, images, Jira tickets, or other sources as input instead of websites. Please let me know if this content is helpful. Thanks! 😊
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Are you getting started with #AI? Ignore most prompting cheat sheets/rules. They're complicated and often unnecessary. When prompting, I follow only two simple rules: (1) I tell AI precisely what I want as if speaking to a colleague, and (2) fast try and error. — When interviewing customers of getzenai.com, I noticed people who were unsure how to write their first prompts. They tried to map their task to complex prompting rules, making prompting a challenge instead of just trying it out. It is as if you are holding a manual while sitting in a car and learning to drive.  Those cheat sheets, packed with prompting rules, can be intimidating. Prompting cheat sheets may be an inspiration source and have value for certain tasks, but you do not necessarily have to learn or follow them to get value from AI. I never use those cheat sheets for daily things and usually get what I want from AI on the first try.  My prompts often include very few words: "summarise: content," "combine: content," "translate to X: content," “put content into a template,” or "a simple question.” A few words are usually enough. They don’t even need to form a proper sentence. If you need something very specific, then be specific and describe what you want: “summarise in three bullet points, each two sentences long: content.” otherwise, keep it short and straightforward.   Use very complex prompts, as suggested by the cheat sheets, when you need something very specific or if you are building an AI app. #prompt #ChatGPT

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Jorrit@jposor·
👉 Explaining RAG to My Mom Imagine you have a giant library and a talking robot. 📚🤖 When you ask a question, the robot quickly finds the right books and then uses the information in those books to give you a great answer. 🔎🗣️ That's what Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) does. #GenerativeAI
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AI will not replace knowledge workers, but AI-ready seniors will be more impactful, and juniors will work like non-AI-supported seniors. I'm onboarding my brother to the getzenai.com tech stack. He is making a career change into IT and has never worked with the technologies we use. In the first week, he was already able to make significant contributions. When reviewing his code, I notice that it aligns with what a senior engineer would call "Clean Code." He has an AI development environment that acts as an always-on and always-available senior sparring partner. He can pre-review his code and get explanations on approaches and technical details, and he no longer needs StackOverflow. So, watch out, seniors. It's better to learn AI, or juniors with AI sparring partners will disrupt you. 🤓 ... or maybe it's not AI but the fact that he has always been the smarter little brother. 😎
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Building products for my startup gives me so much freedom. Not sure I could ever go back to a traditional engineering job! 🤓 #buildinpublic
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@get_zen_ai : Figma to Epics in 5 Minutes ⏱️ Let's fill our backlog based on a Figma design for a car subscription e-commerce website, taking FINN as a prime example. 🏎️ Designing solutions, creating epics, and writing stories takes a lot of time and effort. It involves translating information from one format to another (e.g., from wireframes and your thoughts to epics). @get_zen_ai's mission is to assist IT professionals in getting their jobs done faster and better. We enable you to focus on the fun stuff: your thoughts, not typing and formatting text. 💻✨ Use Zen AI to create your IT documents faster. Get early access now at getzenai.com 👋 Thanks to Andrea Eggert and Matthias Moosburger from @MaibornWolff for their invaluable UX feedback! 👏💡 #buildinpublic
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Zen AI@get_zen_ai·
It's fun to design a system with your users and customers. It's not fun to turn the raw design into a clean and actionable backlog. Zen AI can do this for you. 😊 Follow us, and get your 1-click backlog at getzenai.com/epics-and-stor….
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Zen AI@get_zen_ai·
Creating software specs literally 10x faster. 😃 In the video, @GroqInc speeds up the LLM for AI-assisted system design. The video is in real time, no speedup applied. Follow us here and on getzenai.com to learn more.
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Zen AI@get_zen_ai·
So meta! 😃 Create a user story about user story creation via AI-assisted interviews via an AI-assisted interview. PS: Works completely in your local infrastructure - no data leaves your company. Learn more at getzenai.com. #AI #SoftwareEngineering #DataPrivacy
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