@JianOuyang5 For me it’s the fact the writers misuse “zero day” to mean “existing from the beginning.” They named an entire episode “Zero Daze” despite apparently not knowing what a zero day is.
@dusangran It’s been dying gradually as an end user skill ever since ChatGPT came out, and now survives mostly inside the labs for system prompts and such. Nothing recent changed my mind drastically.
@papayathreesome I’m being glib—there’s still nontrivial prompt engineering in system prompts, prompts for smaller models, prompts used in applications, etc. But the scope of what “just ask” can achieve now is basically unlimited.
It’s fair to say it’s dead for end users, maybe.
@AndrewCurran_@andastos I edited my post because it wasn’t clear from the article he did this on ChatGPT/Codex. The way they wrote it it’s possible they found it on his wife’s Claude
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