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by mitchellh
1153 days ago
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Since my blog post is linked, I wanted to clarify something. While this appears to be the broad message, I don't think the author intended to imply this about my post specifically, but I still feel the need that I point out the following in my prompt eng blog post (linked by the OP)[1]: > To start, you must have a problem you're trying to build a solution for. The problem can be used to assess whether prompting is the best solution or if alternative approaches exist that may be better suited as a solution. Engineering starts with not using a method for the method's sake, but driven by the belief that it is the right method. [1]: https://mitchellh.com/writing/prompt-engineering-vs-blind-pr... |
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