Dan Cleary

I use PromptHub (https://www.prompthub.us). I'm biased as I'm the creator:)

This is awesome, congrats on the launch Erich. What would you say are the three best tips for those writing prompts (other than using PP:)

Totally agree here. We used to really struggle with prompt versioning and collaboration so we built https://prompthub.us/ to help! We've found that wrapping examples in triple quotes helps, and speaking in the affirmative ("speak like this") rather then in the negative ("don't speak like this")

Congrats on the launch Alex this is great! I would imagine a big reason why people don't lean into the nomad life is because they have a list of 100 reasons not too, and most of those are questions. Keep killing it!

As Greg Brockman said "prompt engineering is the art of communicating eloquently to AI". Even in the case of AGI, the communication layer will (probably)always exist. You can also make a really rational counter here. As models get smarter and smarter, we won't need to craft "perfect prompts" and it will become as easy as it is to tell someone the sky is blue. I'm not sure, but I actually...

RIP to all the domains with "GPT" that have been purchased in the last month

Testing and iterating:) Even if you start with a prompt from some database, iterating on it can provide a lot of value. Using tools like OpenAI's playground can help. We are also building something to help teams write better prompts, Prompthub (like Github for prompts) ->prompthub.us

In regard to databases that have good prompts, promptpal is solid. In regard to a tool that helps you easily test prompts at scale you should check out-> Prompt Hub (prompthub.us) (I'm the maker)

As Greg Brockton said "prompt engineering is the art of communicating eloquently to AI". Even in the case of AGI, the communication layer will always exist. We are betting on that future and building Prompthub to help (https://www.prompthub.us)

Congrats on the launch. Love how Runway continues to push the bounds of creativity.

Congrats on the Launchpad Johnny! What has been the most popular use case for Fabric? Replacing bookmarks in browsers? Collections of images onto Pinterest-style boards? Product and site are beautiful, congrats again!

This looks great, congrats on the launch June team! What was the most interesting/difficult aspect of implementing this type of search within June? P.S. The video is great, did you use a freelancer?

This is really cool! How'd you get the Figma files for all the popular apps? Did you recreate them or were some open source?

Matcha gang

Not sure if I would call myself an enthusiast, but I love no-code tools for quick projects. Built a side project this weekend and wrote a little overview of the stack and process! https://www.tethered.dev/blog-po...

Congrats on the launch! The promo video is really slick, what tool did you use for the animations?

When the new logo drops 🔥 Just started playing around with June recently and the UI/UX is unparalleled, much slicker and more fun than something like Mixpanel. Congrats on the launch and good luck!

Automated tests?