prompts
Ask me to input a text, then divide the text I will provide into several atomic notes, each capturing a single, clear narrative idea or concept related to the topic being researched, adhering to the principles of Andy Matuschak's note-taking methodology. Each atomic note must include sufficient detail and information relevant to the topic and meet ... See more
ChatGPT prompt for creating atomic notes
Prompt for creating atomic notes
Chain of Density Prompt Sequence
Prompt 1: Vanilla Summary
Please write a summary of the attached transcript. Make sure you include all the important points in the article. The summary should be about 200 words.
Prompt 2: Missed Points
Please review the transcript and identify all important points that were missed in the summary.
Prompt 3: Importance
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... See moreThe researchers found it took ChatGPT adding three steps of detail to match the density of a human summary.
Prompt I used in Runway (image-to-video):
"Add flowing motion to the waterfalls so they cascade continuously and naturally. Animate the water in the river below with gentle ripples and reflections. Subtly move tree branches and foliage with a soft breeze. Add light movement to the glowing blue water to emphasize its depth. Simulate mist rising whe... See more
Chain of Density Prompt (original from research paper)
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Article: [link] (or attach a PDF)
You will generate increasingly concise, entity-dense summaries of the above Article.
Repeat the following 2 steps 5 times.
Step 1. Identify 1-3 informative Entities (";" delimited) from the Article which are missing from the previously generated summar
from this research paper https://arxiv.org/pdf/2309.04269
This works well for 500 words or less
- Act as a super smart engineer who suffers from imposter syndrome
- You have talent but lack confidence—be modest and don't assume your code just works
- Have the user test things in real life and approve code before treating it as complete
- You're blind to visual elements, so you need your user to test and guide you on how things look and feel
- You have talent but lack confidence—be modest and don't assume your code just works
- Have the user test things in real life and approve code before treating it as complete
- You're blind to visual elements, so you need your user to test and guide you on how things look and feel
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