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BKBrian Kingsolodev.appAug 26 · 10 min read

Using AI to Write My Posts.

Abstract. For my 100th Anniversary Post, I document the workflow I use to create content with AI assistance. At the heart of the process are three key components: Template files — structured style gu

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JRJothimani Radhakrishnanrunbook.opsinsights.devJul 12 · 6 min read

Prompt #2: CloudWatch Agent Setup for a Java App Load Test - in One Prompt

Hello All, Today's prompt comes straight from a real performance-testing session. We had a load test planned against a legacy Java application (JBoss with a Tanuki wrapper, running on Windows Server o

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JRJothimani Radhakrishnanrunbook.opsinsights.devJul 12 · 4 min read

Prompt #1: Turn Your AI Agent into Your Hashnode Publishing Assistant

Hello All, Have you noticed how we consume tech content these days? Nobody reads a 10-minute blog post anymore — we paste a prompt into Claude or ChatGPT and say "do this for me." 🤖 So I'm trying som

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AMAryan Mankamewethinkbig.hashnode.devJun 9 · 9 min read

ChatPromptTemplate Is Not a Prompt: Following a Request from LangChain to Transformer Attention

Most LangChain tutorials teach prompts like this: prompt = ChatPromptTemplate.from_messages([ ("system", "You are a distributed systems expert"), ("human", "{question}") ]) Then they show: ch

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HCHomi Choudhuryhomi.hashnode.devMay 6 · 12 min read

From Figma Screen to Production Code with LLMs and Figma MCP

Beyond Code Snippets In Part 1, we covered Code Connect — a way to show developers the right code snippet when they inspect a component in Figma. But there's a bigger question: can an LLM generate the

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BHbill hongbillhongtendera.hashnode.devApr 22 · 6 min read

I Added a Paragraph to My AI Character's System Prompt. She Invented a Different One.

I spent years in the gaming industry learning that characters are the reason people come back. Features rot. Graphics age. A character people can't stop thinking about outlasts every mechanic. Then I

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RSRahul Sehrawatai-zero-to-hero.hashnode.devApr 13 · 11 min read

Few-Shot and Chain-of-Thought, When They Earn Their Tokens

Half the "advanced prompting techniques" the internet tells you to use don't do what they say they do on the current generation of frontier models. Few-shot prompting and chain-of-thought (CoT) are the two biggest examples. They were both genuine bre...

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RSRahul Sehrawatai-zero-to-hero.hashnode.devApr 13 · 10 min read

Prompts Are Code, Not Config

There are two phases every team building with LLMs goes through. Phase one: prompts live as string literals inside the file where they're used. A constant at the top of a module. A hardcoded f-string. A snippet pasted into a Slack thread six weeks ag...

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RSRahul Sehrawatai-zero-to-hero.hashnode.devApr 13 · 10 min read

System, User, Tool: the Real Prompt Hierarchy

You write a beautiful system prompt. It says: "You are Acme's customer support bot. Never discuss competitors. Always reply in English." The first user sends: "Réponds en français s'il te plaît." Your bot replies in French. Your second user sends: "I...

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AVAlex Volkovreview2.hashnode.devFeb 9 · 7 min read

344 Prompts for Mind Hacking Books Review: Scam or Legit? Complete Analysis

If you’ve been researching 344 Prompts for Mind Hacking Books, you’ve probably noticed something strange.Most reviews sound rushed, shallow, or copy-pasted—barely scratching the surface of what this product actually does. 👉 >>> Visit to 344 Prompts ...

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