Burnt-Out Builders
Would I be able to solve this problem with these files and this prompt?
Not enough context, the model may start to fill in the gaps with potentially irrelevant data that it was trained on.
Too much context, the model will need to "guess" which pieces are relevant.
Too high-level, focus too much on what to do rather than on how to do it.
Too low-level, has too much detail and doesn't leverage the LLM:
Write a function that sorts a list of products.
Write a Python function that sorts a list of products, where each product is represented as a dictionary with at least the keys 'name' (a string), 'price' (a float), and 'rating' (a float from 1.0 to 5.0). The function should take two parameters: the list of products and a sorting key (either 'price' or 'rating'). The sorting should be in ascending order unless an optional boolean parameter
descending
is set…
Speed vs Quality vs Cost (choose two)
Every input token contributes to the final result
Use concise language to activate model "knowledge"
Understand how to leverage the models that you are working with.
Take the time to reflect on how to improve the original prompt instead of trying to "convince" the model to "change its mind".
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