Fast forward to today, and developer-bloggers like Simon Willison are applying a similar "sampling" logic to software engineering through . Instead of writing every line of boilerplate, they: Sample the model's capabilities with zero-shot prompts. Iterate based on a "sampling" of the output's quality.
Giving the system just enough "samples" of your style and requirements to ground the output.
Writing prompts as if you are talking to a human collaborator. The Bottom Line
Simon Sampler System -
Fast forward to today, and developer-bloggers like Simon Willison are applying a similar "sampling" logic to software engineering through . Instead of writing every line of boilerplate, they: Sample the model's capabilities with zero-shot prompts. Iterate based on a "sampling" of the output's quality.
Giving the system just enough "samples" of your style and requirements to ground the output.
Writing prompts as if you are talking to a human collaborator. The Bottom Line