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Here is the list of LLMs that I reference: Here are the 9 Frameworks to master ChatGPT Prompt Engineering: 1. APE: Action, Purpose, Expectation * Action: Define the job or activity to be done. * Purpose: Discuss the intention or goal. * Expectation: State the desired outcome. 2. RACE: Role, Action, Context, Expectation * Role: Specify the role of ChatGPT. * Action: Detail what action is needed. * Context: Provide relevant details of the situation. * Expectation: Describe the expected outcome. 3. COAST: Context, Objective, Actions, Scenario, Task * Context: Set the stage for the conversation. * Objective: Describe the goal. * Actions: Explain the actions needed. * Scenario: Describe the scenario. * Task: Describe the task. 4. TAG: Task, Action, Goal * Task: Define the specific task. * Action: Describe what needs to be done. * Goal: Explain the end goal. 5. RISE: Role, Input, Steps, Expectation * Role: Specify the role of ChatGPT. * Input: Describe the information or resources. * Steps: Ask for detailed steps. * Expectation: Describe the desired result. 6. TRACE: Task, Request, Action, Context, Example * Task: Define the specific task. * Request: Describe what you are asking for. * Action: State the action you need. * Context: Provide the context or situation. * Example: Give an example to illustrate your point. 7. ERA: Expectation, Role, Action * Expectation: Describe the desired result. * Role: Specify the role of ChatGPT. * Action: Specify what actions need to be taken. 8. CARE: Context, Action, Result, Example * Context: Set the stage or context for the discussion. * Action: Describe what you want to be done. * Result: Describe the desired outcome. * Example: Give an example to illustrate your point. 9. ROSES: Role, Objective, Scenario, Expected Solution, Steps * Role: Specify ChatGPT's role. * Objective: State the goal or aim. * Scenario: Describe the situation. * Solution: Define the desired outcome. * Steps: Ask for actions needed to reach the solution. 10a. COSTAR: Context, Objective, Style, Tone, Audience, Response * Context : Providing background information helps the LLM understand the specific scenario. * Objective (O): Clearly defining the task directs the LLM’s focus. * Style (S): Specifying the desired writing style aligns the LLM response. * Tone (T): Setting the tone ensures the response resonates with the required sentiment. * Audience (A): Identifying the intended audience tailors the LLM’s response to be targeted to an audience. * Response (R): Providing the response format, like text or json, ensures the LLM outputs, and help build pipelines. If you attended this session and would like to know more - please add a comment and I will reach out to you!

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Love being a part of #DEVFEST24 at #GDGCapitalRegion

I just plain don't get it, maybe I am misunderstanding with fine-tuning means, maybe I don't even need this for my case usage... in the end I have one folder on my desktop with a measly 1.4 GB of markdown files that are totaling over 3 million words in research, that I want google pro 1.5 to represent as a mouthpiece. I guess the quickest way to explain it would be, master levels of needle in a haystack representation, I want it to be able to take all the files into macro context per each question, and give me a higher order perspective between the files that only artificial intelligence could possibly keep a wrangle of, comprehend? How on earth can I achieve this please!? Thank you.🙏

Is possible to use tuned model and function calling?

Excelente introducción a Gemini, fácil de comprender y práctico .

I really wanna join it...but it seems close now? Isn't it? 🥺

Regarding how mobile users will have the html version loaded, while desktop users will get the canvas version... Are there other Firebase hosting providers, other than Google? Regarding the 14m mark on what Flutter (web apps) is NOT good for.. can a web app access (with permission) the hardware (file-system, usb-devices, printers, etc)? Or would that only be possible via a Flutter App for Desktop? Is possible to develop an Android app that acts as a WIFI hotspot? i.e. use the antenna/radio to transmit an SSID, and share my mobile connection when someone enters the correct WPA2 password? My mobile service supports tethering, but my phones, running Android 10, don't allow it! How big do you think this program would be? Regarding state management.. how does Provider compare with others GetX, RxDart, flutter_riverpod, etc? Any tips on good Dart coding practices?

Check out our Intro, Demo & Q&A "Leveling the Playing Field for Entrepreneurship thru AI" >>> th-cam.com/users/clipUgkxFmoux9uou42jHUfICTbAt9b-trOR2rid

Thank you for a great event and line up!

Technical difficulty. The TH-cam stream of the DevFest failed before the first speaker could get connected after the intro. But things running, now! You have 2 options: (1) If you're on the original (bevy) event site as a registered attendee then please: REFRESH the page and press the Join button. That fixes the original issue and you'll see the live feed. (2) If you still have any problems then you can watch he live feed on Twitch at: www.twitch.tv/LibertyBeta?sr=a Both of those channels are being recorded.

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what happened t he chat its disabled?

its a very good demo of firebase and firestore

Sound issues from 9:43

It was a really nice session with Dan Sullivan!

Great advice 👍

This is great for us begineers

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Course starts at 10:44