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Shopping
Before

best smartphone to buy

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best smartphone to buy under $800, prioritizing camera quality and battery life

Learning
Before

Create a study plan for macroeconomics

After

Create a study plan for macroeconomics for [a 4-week introductory course at 5 hours per week]

Customer segmentation
Before

I have a list of customers - how to categorize them?

After

I have a list of customers - how to categorize them for [targeted marketing campaigns]?

Image editing
Before

Change this image to be more like a cartoon

After

Change this image to be more like a cartoon, specifically in a vibrant 2D animated style with bold outlines

Business
Before

how to create a financial report?

After

how to create a financial report for a small business?

Business idea
Before

I'm noticing fan clubs on the rise, I want to create a SaaS that helps people collect payments to organize watch parties. Possibly sell merch too. How much could I earn?

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I'm noticing fan clubs on the rise, I want to create a SaaS that helps people collect payments to organize watch parties. Possibly sell merch too. How much could I earn? Break down the main monetization models, key revenue drivers, and illustrative earnings scenarios.

Why your words matter

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The hottest new programming language is English.
Andrej KarpathyAnthropic researcher · founding OpenAI member · former Tesla AI director
The better organized those instructions are the more likely it is that you’ll get useful output.
Ethan MollickProfessor at the Wharton School
The most important skill in prompting is expertise in the domain you’re prompting for.
Sean GoedeckeGitHub Models engineer · writer on AI and large-scale software
Without training, non-programmers will not use language that leads Code LLMs to produce working code.
Molly Q. Feldman & Carolyn Jane AndersonComputer science professors at Oberlin and Wellesley · CHIWORK researchers