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>prompt engineering
giving the computer instructions
>programming
giving the computer instructions
they are fundamentally the same thing whether you like it or not
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>>107025078
>using any piece of computer software
giving the computer instructions
>using a vibe in your ass
giving the computer instructions
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>>107025078
prompts are non deterministic thoughbeeit
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>>107025078
>dice up an onion, put oil in pan, saute until caramelized
This is cooking.
>smash onion on floor, slam pieces into metal trash can lid, brown over open flame produced by burning trash
Also cooking.

They are fundamentally the same thing whether you like it or not
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>>107025078
Having to argue that they're the same thing fundamentally shows that they're not. If they were the same you wouldn't have to try so hard to convince people of it.
It's the same thing as when people try to argue that children's cartoons are actually for adults. You don't see anyone acting that way for actual adult oriented content.
>You just don't understand, The Sopranos is actually for adults!
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>>107025078
>turning a higher level language into lower level instructions
such a novel idea, aisaars are so smart and based truly



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