@gabriel1: STOP HOLDING BACK WHEN PROMPTING you can literally one shot whatever feature in one prompt just yap for longer. aim to …
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Advice on using long, detailed voice prompts to achieve desired results in one shot for AI features.
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STOP HOLDING BACK WHEN PROMPTING you can literally one shot whatever feature in one prompt just yap for longer. aim to describe every thing you can possibly imagine in ONE prompt
and obviously use voice. i often talk for 15minutes straight
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