@cyrilXBT: THE CEO OF Y-COMBINATOR JUST SAID SOMETHING THAT SHOULD MAKE EVERY PROMPT ENGINEER UNCOMFORTABLE. "When someone asks ho…
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The article discusses Y Combinator CEO Garry Tan's argument that 'skills'—reusable, one-time configurations—are replacing manual prompting as the primary way to interact with AI. It outlines a shift from writing prompts for every task to building a library of automated skills for higher efficiency.
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