Prompting sits on the back seat, while context is the driving factor. 100% agree with this.
For programming I don't use any prompts. I give a problem solved already, as a context or example, and I ask it to implement something similar. One sentence or two, and that's it.
Other kind of tasks, like writing, I use prompts, but even then, context and examples are still the driving factor.
In my opinion, we are in an interesting point in history, in which now individuals will need their own personal database. Like companies the last 50 years, which had their own database records of customers, products, prices and so on, now an individual will operate using personal contextual information, saved over a long period of time in wikis or Sqlite rows.
Yes, the other day I was telling a colleague that we all need our own personal context to feed into every model we interact with. You could carry it around on a thumb drive or something.
For programming I don't use any prompts. I give a problem solved already, as a context or example, and I ask it to implement something similar. One sentence or two, and that's it.
Other kind of tasks, like writing, I use prompts, but even then, context and examples are still the driving factor.
In my opinion, we are in an interesting point in history, in which now individuals will need their own personal database. Like companies the last 50 years, which had their own database records of customers, products, prices and so on, now an individual will operate using personal contextual information, saved over a long period of time in wikis or Sqlite rows.