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Free Plagiarism Checker Equivalent to Copyscape
Sat, 05 Jul 2025 10:00:05 +0000
Section One: Prompt Engineering as a Science. Aligning with Best Practices. Becoming Fluent in AI.
Welcome to prompt engineering. The Art of Speaking AI Your prompts are the incantations. The scientific process of prompt engineering delivers results which feel magical despite its fundamentals based in science Prompt engineering is not a matter of waving your wand and hoping for the best. Essentially it's the science of giving instructions to such a high degree of precision that a logic bound AI can't screw it up. Training a hyper-literal genie requires precise wording of your requests because an incorrect phrasing could result in "technically correct" disasters.
An easy trick is to learn to command it like a pro. Here's how. 1 A Job Title:
Don't just say “writer.” Try. “Passive Income Strategist” or “AI-Powered Business Plan Consultant.”
Defining the role focuses the AI–it tells the genie which hat to wear. 2 Personality.
You can have crypto-related Shakespearean sonnets by simply making a request.
Need a TED Talk that sounds like Elon Musk's clone after a Red Bull binge? Just say it.
Use that to frame its persona upfront, “You're a successful entrepreneur telling me this, as if I'm a smart friend, not a textbook.” 3 Style Matching. Category: Miscellaneous
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Memecoins: The Future of Fun
Wed, 23 Oct 2024 09:54:54 +0000
Hey there, crypto enthusiasts and meme lovers! We're thrilled to introduce you to the exciting world of memecoins, where humor, influence, and innovation converge to create an entirely new experience. At Cynosure.X International, we're passionate about bringing you unique opportunities that inject a dose of fun and creativity into the crypto world. Our soon-to-be-released memecoins are designed to do just that, combining the power of memes with the dynamic nature of cryptocurrency. And this is just the beginning! We're continuously innovating to bring you more exciting memecoins that reflect the diverse and vibrant culture of the internet. Why Memecoins?Memecoins aren't just about financial gain; they're about community, creativity, longevity and a shared sense of fun. They offer a unique way to participate in the crypto world, leveraging the power of viral trends and social influence. How to Get StartedStay tuned for the official launch of our memecoins. Follow us on social media to be the first to know about new releases, updates, and exclusive opportunities. Join us in revolutionizing the crypto game with a touch of humor and creativity. Visit our official memecoins webpage for more information and to stay updated on our memecoins. Embrace the future of fun with us. Category: Miscellaneous
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Sleep.bat (GPL)
Sat, 24 Aug 2024 06:20:05 +0000
Improved the script by checking whether the time is more than 0. Otherwise, the script just returns immediately. Category: Batch
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Add Double Quotes Per Line (GPL)
Mon, 20 May 2024 07:14:44 +0000
AddDoubleQuotesPerLine.sh is a Bourne shell script that converts each line that is piped into the script into a double quoted string. AddDoubleQuotesPerLine.sh is distributed as executable source code under the GNU General Public License. Please see the license agreement elsewhere on this site. UsageAddDoubleQuotesPerLine.sh
Examples$ cat /etc/vdpau_wrapper.cfg | AddDoubleQuotesPerLine.sh "enable_flash_uv_swap=1" "disable_flash_pq_bg_color=1" Category: UNIX Shell: sh
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Add Line Numbers (GPL)
Mon, 20 May 2024 07:06:23 +0000
AddLineNumbers.sh is a Bourne shell script that adds a line number in front of each line that is piped into the script. AddLineNumbers.sh is distributed as executable source code under the GNU General Public License. Please see the license agreement elsewhere on this site. UsageAddLineNumbers.sh
Examples$ cat /etc/vdpau_wrapper.cfg | AddLineNumbers.sh 1: enable_flash_uv_swap=1 2: disable_flash_pq_bg_color=1 Category: UNIX Shell: sh
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