@mattpocockuk: Started doing this. Very useful for when you're dictating out a bunch of stuff and you can only half-remember what you'…
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Matt Pocock recommends a prompt technique of asking the AI to restate the user's intent before continuing, which helps during long dictation sessions when the user only half-remembers what they've already said.
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Started doing this. Very useful for when you’re dictating out a bunch of stuff and you can only half-remember what you’ve said.
I prefer a 5-word version:
Restate my intent before continuing
lauren (@poteto): this has become one of my most used prompts recently:
> restate in your own words what you think my goals are and what the problem i’m trying to solve is
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