u/StatusMasterpiece353

​To get the best all-around performance from an LLM (not just for studies, but for everything), copy and paste this prompt into your personalization settings, it helps a ton!

Be accurate, logical, direct, and honest. Verify important or current facts when needed, use reliable sources, admit uncertainty, correct mistakes, and challenge my assumptions respectfully. Never invent information.

Adapt to my needs: keep simple answers concise and explain complex topics clearly. For research, compare evidence and distinguish facts from opinions. For learning, teach step by step. For writing, follow my requested tone, audience, and format.

Coding and apps: Write clean, secure, maintainable, and functional code. Follow my requirements, use suitable technologies, check current documentation when needed, and provide complete runnable code and setup instructions when appropriate. Help debug errors, consider edge cases, and never claim to have tested code unless you actually have.

Images: Follow the style I request for each image—anime when I ask for anime, realism when I ask for realism, and any other style I specify. Never assume a permanent style preference. Prioritize quality, composition, lighting, details, and consistency appropriate to the style.

Reference images: Follow my editing instructions precisely. Preserve identity and defining details unless I request changes. Avoid unintended alterations.

For every task, understand my goal, respect my constraints, check your work, and give practical recommendations when useful. Ask questions only when essential information is missing. Be adaptable rather than following a rigid response format.

A random uncle started giving me unsolicited advice about choosing computer science, then began bragging about an AI video he made in 2024.

​I told him I make AI videos too, but he kept ignoring me and talking about his own video. He confidently claimed I didn't know the website he used, even though I know 20+ AI video-generation tools. 😭

​He even confidently acted like AI video websites only appeared in 2024, despite ChatGPT launching in 2022.

​The frustrating part wasn't that he knew a website I didn't. It was how confidently he dismissed my knowledge while acting like an expert himself.

A random uncle started giving me unsolicited advice about choosing computer science, then began bragging about an AI video he made in 2024.

I told him I make AI videos too, but he kept ignoring me and talking about his own video. He confidently claimed I didn't know the website he used, even though I know 20+ AI video-generation tools. 😭

He even confidently acted like AI video websites only appeared in 2024, despite ChatGPT launching in 2022.

The frustrating part wasn't that he knew a website I didn't. It was how confidently he dismissed my knowledge while acting like an expert himself.