Today feels like a good day. I am feeling like I am getting back into the swing of things. My first thought here during my brain dump revolves around typing and speaking. Rather, will speech take over typing completely at some point?
It is evident that speech is here to stay after playing around with a few Ai models that offer this. Speech to speech seems like such an insane leap in technology that it almost feels unreal. Even though we've had Siri for ages, having an LLM speak back to you is just a completely different experience.
I was also introduced to a new way of thinking about prompt engineering yesterday. Creating premade prompts, or promt files that help make your interactions with LLMs way more fruitful seems like it might be more powerful than I initially anticipated.
The idea of creating 'helper' files or 'context' files for your engineering prompts isn't new, but I think it clicked a little more yesterday. It is quite interesting how I am trying to avoid all the detours of this new era, and only stick to what is ground-breaking.
YouTube is currently littered with videos on how to make an app in 30 minutes and then how that app makes millions. I don't doubt that this is possible in some sense. Your idea might really be that good. However, after having seen a lot of these videos, and used these tools myself, I must say, it is very overhyped.
I am still hunting for a great mixture of my experience and know-how along with prompting, LLMs, Agents and so on. I feel like I am getting closer. I don't want to push it though, I am sure if I just keep working on understanding and using Ai I will get there sooner or later.
- Trolz
It is evident that speech is here to stay after playing around with a few Ai models that offer this. Speech to speech seems like such an insane leap in technology that it almost feels unreal. Even though we've had Siri for ages, having an LLM speak back to you is just a completely different experience.
I was also introduced to a new way of thinking about prompt engineering yesterday. Creating premade prompts, or promt files that help make your interactions with LLMs way more fruitful seems like it might be more powerful than I initially anticipated.
The idea of creating 'helper' files or 'context' files for your engineering prompts isn't new, but I think it clicked a little more yesterday. It is quite interesting how I am trying to avoid all the detours of this new era, and only stick to what is ground-breaking.
YouTube is currently littered with videos on how to make an app in 30 minutes and then how that app makes millions. I don't doubt that this is possible in some sense. Your idea might really be that good. However, after having seen a lot of these videos, and used these tools myself, I must say, it is very overhyped.
I am still hunting for a great mixture of my experience and know-how along with prompting, LLMs, Agents and so on. I feel like I am getting closer. I don't want to push it though, I am sure if I just keep working on understanding and using Ai I will get there sooner or later.
- Trolz