I passed 12th just now, and i had pcm + eng+hindi+web application.
Sadly i got RT (Repeat theory in maths) but my additional subject which is web application replaced with it and my result shows pass.
Can I do bca with web application and other without maths
In colleges in delhi like dseu, ipu etc
I think prompt engineering communities are slowly getting flooded with low-value content.
A lot of posts are becoming:
"prompts that will change your life”
“10 AI prompts for insane results”
“Copy this prompt for perfect output”
But honestly, most of these prompts can themselves be generated by another AI in seconds.
You can literally ask an AI:
“Give me 10 prompts for better images”
or
“Generate 7 prompts for productivity”
and it will instantly create them.
So after a point, these posts stop being real prompt engineering and become prompt recycling.
I thought the goal of this subreddit was deeper than that.
-Prompt engineering should be more about:
- how to structure instructions
- how to control outputs
- how context changes results
- how models interpret language
- prompting techniques
- reasoning methods
- system design
- failure cases
- improving consistency
That is actual skill.
A random list of “10 prompts” is usually just surface-level content that anyone — or any AI — can mass produce endlessly.
That is just engagement/karma farming.
The real value is not the prompt itself.
The real value is understanding WHY a prompt works.
I think prompt engineering communities are slowly getting flooded with low-value content.
A lot of posts are becoming:
"prompts that will change your life”
“10 AI prompts for insane results”
“Copy this prompt for perfect output”
But honestly, most of these prompts can themselves be generated by another AI in seconds.
You can literally ask an AI:
“Give me 10 prompts for better images”
or
“Generate 7 prompts for productivity”
and it will instantly create them.
So after a point, these posts stop being real prompt engineering and become prompt recycling.
I thought the goal of this subreddit was deeper than that.
-Prompt engineering should be more about:
- how to structure instructions
- how to control outputs
- how context changes results
- how models interpret language
- prompting techniques
- reasoning methods
- system design
- failure cases
- improving consistency
That is actual skill.
A random list of “10 prompts” is usually just surface-level content that anyone — or any AI — can mass produce endlessly.
That is just engagement/karma farming.
The real value is not the prompt itself.
The real value is understanding WHY a prompt works.
I think prompt engineering communities are slowly getting flooded with low-value content.
A lot of posts are becoming:
"prompts that will change your life”
“10 AI prompts for insane results”
“Copy this prompt for perfect output”
But honestly, most of these prompts can themselves be generated by another AI in seconds.
You can literally ask an AI:
“Give me 10 prompts for better images”
or
“Generate 7 prompts for productivity”
and it will instantly create them.
So after a point, these posts stop being real prompt engineering and become prompt recycling.
I thought the goal of this subreddit was deeper than that.
-Prompt engineering should be more about:
- how to structure instructions
- how to control outputs
- how context changes results
- how models interpret language
- prompting techniques
- reasoning methods
- system design
- failure cases
- improving consistency
That is actual skill.
A random list of “10 prompts” is usually just surface-level content that anyone — or any AI — can mass produce endlessly.
That is just engagement/karma farming.
The real value is not the prompt itself.
The real value is understanding WHY a prompt works.
I think prompt engineering communities are slowly getting flooded with low-value content.
A lot of posts are becoming:
"prompts that will change your life”
“10 AI prompts for insane results”
“Copy this prompt for perfect output”
But honestly, most of these prompts can themselves be generated by another AI in seconds.
You can literally ask an AI:
“Give me 10 prompts for better images”
or
“Generate 7 prompts for productivity”
and it will instantly create them.
So after a point, these posts stop being real prompt engineering and become prompt recycling.
I thought the goal of this subreddit was deeper than that.
-Prompt engineering should be more about:
how to structure instructions
how to control outputs
how context changes results
how models interpret language
prompting techniques
reasoning methods
system design
failure cases
improving consistency
That is actual skill.
A random list of “10 prompts” is usually just surface-level content that anyone — or any AI — can mass produce endlessly.
That is just engagement/karma farming.
The real value is not the prompt itself.
The real value is understanding WHY a prompt works.
Best of luck
Hey, I'm considering B.Sc CS at JMI. But most placement news is for B.Tech. Can any B.Sc CS senior share:
· Average package? · Placement %? · Which companies come? · Do companies prefer B.Tech over B.Sc?
Honest reality check please. Thanks!
Hey everyone,
I am preparing for the JMI CET for B.Sc Computer Science (Hons) at Jamia Millia Islamia.
If anyone has:
please share them with me 🙏
Preferred if pyqs are of last 5 years You can reply here or DM me.
Thanks 👍
I filled jmi cet form for bsc cs and paid form fee on that day it saying payment pending but after few hrs it says payments done, but now I got msg from jmi it says download bsc cs admit card now when I log in it shows this
Plz tell me what to do
And where to seek help any jmi contact no.
Hi,
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Happy to answer any questions in the comments.