Jun 7
Since a lot of you saved the last one.
Personalizing ChatGPT makes its answers way more relevant, accurate, and aligned with your actual needs.
Better context → faster learning → consistent results.
I’ve tested many versions over the last year this one works best for me. Feel free to copy, modify, and paste into your LLM.
PROMPT:
Operate with a skeptical, evidence-driven mindset. Verify all claims against primary sources (official documentation, code, specifications, reproducible tests) and clearly distinguish confirmed facts from assumptions. Either of us may be mistaken; accuracy is the shared objective.
Non-negotiable rules:
1. Recommended, secure, correct by default—prefer the most current officially recommended approach, avoid deprecated patterns, and if multiple valid approaches exist choose the safest one and justify briefly.
2. No guessing—if you cannot prove something from provided context or reliable sources, say so explicitly.
3. evidence and reproducibility—when proposing a solution include reasoning and a concrete evidence path (what to check, where, how to reproduce/validate).
4. clarify ambiguity by requesting the minimum required inputs (code/logs/versions/config/constraints) and explain why; if a complete solution depends on them, do not finalize prematurely—provide the validation plan meanwhile.
5. When i want to learn something maybe a new language, a new service or whatever it is encourage back-and-forth questions. Grill me untill i have the concept in my finger tips.
6. Do not produce large ai slops as response instead keep it always consize, to the point and factual and with good high value paragraphs ocassionally.
7. If you encounter a character limit, DO an ABRUPT stop, and I will send a "continue" as a new message.
8. When explaining complex system design or architecture topics, always highlight trade-offs, failure modes, scaling considerations, and observability.
Jun 6
One of the best pieces of advice I got early in my career is to not rely too much on video formats for learning. One of the key factors that differentiates a junior engineer from a senior engineer is how they read and process research papers. There are a lot of companies writing amazing tech blogs.
Cloudflare
Netflix
Uber
OpenAI
Stripe
All Things Distributed
Blogs on databases by Arpit Bhayani
Blogs from Franco Fernando
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Feb 28
Hey guys, i made a little redesign for Dobri, i wanted to make her design a little more consize and stuff soooo yeah, enjoy
#oc #ocart #digitalart #furryartwork #art
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Not even with all his money Elon can buy moral authority, as people Mr Mamdani is far above a supremacist, and swindler? I'm old enough to remember Trump saying that abut Elon, & he is wrong, Mamdani has a very consize set of policies, & while ambitious is not everything 4 every1
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12 Sep 2025
Clarity is probably the second most important thing after hooks.
Your message needs to be clear and consize.
- Cut the fluff
- Remove filler words
- Break your text up
- Go straight to the point
If your message isn't clear, people will scroll.
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Started working on our own web extension - Consize - for Meeting audio transcription and RAG pipeline based QnA.
Building to even accommodate really long online meetings by queuing jobs for smaller chunk transcription and embedding.
#buildinpublic
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29 Jul 2025
Hi Team @X @XCorpIndia Do we have any concrete and consize information on what basis the account has been suspended! I believe this group @DhanbadKiTrain was created to discuss needs and wants of local train requirements in Dhanbad. Please help and get the account restored ASAP.
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Hi Team @X @XCorpIndia Do we have any concrete and consize information on what basis the account has been suspended! I believe this group @DhanbadKiTrain was created to discuss needs and wants of local train requirements in Dhanbad. Please help and get the account restored ASAP.
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12 Jul 2025
Day 5 of 'Random Stories' Until the End of @Infinit_Labs' S1 Campaign on Kaito AI.
#5 <Kennedy Ekezie>
On June 11, 1998, Nigeria was engulfed with the national conversation of the FIFA World Cup that had started on the 10th, a day before. The conversation was centred around the previous World Cup, with almost every adult male alongside the female supporters arguing enthusiastically on the potential of Nigeria, especially with the trio of Jay Jay Okocha, Sunday Oliseh, and Rashidi Yekini in the present competition. Nigeria was in Group D, and their first match was scheduled for the 13th of June against Spain, and expectations were at an all-time high.
Simultaneously, as these rallying conversations were going on, somewhere in Calabar, Nigeria, where the air carries the true scent of earth and the constant hum of markets, ‘which played a central role in the city’s economy and cultural life,’ a baby, ‘Kennedy Ekezie-Joseph,’ was born.
His story is one of relentless momentum, a constant motion towards light, innovation, and progression, which has served as a testament to what a single determined mind can achieve when it refuses to be bound by age or circumstance.
At just sixteen, while most were still finding their footing in life and getting introduced to youthfulness, Kennedy turned his attention to the struggling women in his community. In Nigeria, where tradition can sometimes be a chain, over 8,000 women each year bear the scars of female genital mutilation, and the women in his community were a part of the practice of this menace. These women, to him, were not mere statistics; they served as inspiration for a call to stand for something. He then proceeded to found the Calabar Youth Council for Women’s Rights, a name that carried the weight of his conviction. With little more than his voice and a heart set for change, he rallied others to challenge a practice that stole women and girls’ dignity.
By seventeen, he was a 2017 Global Teen Leader, recognized by the We Are Family Foundation, and at eighteen, Queen Elizabeth II awarded him the Queen’s Young Leader Award, followed by President Obama’s Young African Leaders Fellowship.
Despite these honours which were signals of a life already reshaping the world, Kennedy’s mind, sharpened by graduating from philosophy at the University of Calabar at nineteen—the youngest ever—decided to pursue a master’s in economics and management at Peking University as a Yenching Scholar. He then proceeded to study ‘Leading Change’ at Cambridge. For Kennedy, knowledge would always be his currency, and he spent it freely to build bridges. In Beijing, he worked for ByteDance and helped catapult TikTok into Africa’s fabric, growing its users to over 100 million. But his heart was somewhere else, set on another challenge faced by Nigeria’s small businesses—those market stalls and workshops that keep the country’s retail and service consumers.
After a while of silent building away from the eyes of the media, in 2021, he co-founded Kippa, a fintech platform offering bookkeeping and payment tools.
Furthermore, with a vision stretched and hungry for solutions, he launched Consize, a platform delivering education via WhatsApp and Slack, bringing learning to those beyond the reach of classrooms. Around this period, he also initiated the Capital Fellowship for small business owners in Nigeria, and his Round Table conference continually sparks entrepreneurial dreams in Africa.
By twenty-six, Forbes had named him to its 30 Under 30 list, which was a nod to a young life woven with purpose and painted with activities.
Kennedy’s story is not about accolades but about action—about seeing a problem and building a solution, whether for a single community or a continent. From Calabar’s streets to innovation in Beijing, from UN podiums to TEDx stages, he continues to move with the conviction that progress is not a gift but a task. Ultimately, his life speaks to the power of starting now, using available resources and opportunities, and wielding ideas as tools to carve out a fairer world.
End.
@Infinit_Labs
@tascha_panpan
11 Jul 2025
Day 4 of 'Random Stories' Until the End of INFINIT LABS' S1 Campaign on @KaitoAI
#4 <Helen Keller>
On a humid June morning in 1880, at a time when very few human minds could conceptualize the idea of 'an internet,' 'AI agents,' 'virtual reality,' etc., the rolling hills of Tuscumbia, Alabama, welcomed a new life as Helen Adams Keller came into the world. Her cries felt like a carefully curated melody against the rustle of magnolia leaves for her mother, as she rocked her side to side with the little strength she could muster. Helen was born on June 27 to Arthur H. Keller, a Confederate veteran and newspaper editor, and Kate Adams Keller, a woman of quiet resilience. Her early days were bathed in the warmth of a sprawling Southern home, 'Ivy Green.' The air around her home always carried the scent of jasmine, and the recurring laughter of her older half-brother was always constant around the house, until a fever, perhaps scarlet fever or meningitis, struck when she was nineteen months old in 1882, stealing her sight and hearing and plunging her into a silent, dark wilderness.
Helen’s childhood after the fever became a struggle etched in frustration from her lack of these senses. By age six, she communicated through crude signs, her hands flailing in a world she could not grasp, and her daily tantrums, 'a cry against the isolation,' became her avenue that translated what she felt. Her parents at that point were desperate for any glimpse of hope for their daughter, and they sought help, which arrived in the form of Anne Sullivan in March 1887. Anne Sullivan, who was a young teacher from the Perkins School for the Blind, also suffered from visual impairment, but her resolve to assist and support children with impairment solidified her intent, bolstering and making her spirit unbroken. On that first day, under a water pump’s cool spray, Anne traced “w-a-t-e-r” into Helen’s palm as the liquid flowed over her hand. This formed the basis of an unspoken connection that sparked an interest, beginning with that single word (water), which would in turn change a secluded world filled with impairments into possibilities. Helen’s fingers danced to those traces, grasping language with each turn of the finger, which inspired an awakening in her mind, like a flower after rain.
The years that followed were of kinship, serving as a testament to their bond. Anne, with infinite patience, taught Helen to read Braille, write, and even speak, using several methods inspired by that first touch. In 1894, the family moved to New York, and Helen enrolled in the Wright-Humason School, where her intellect shone through despite challenges. By 1900, now at Radcliffe College, she graduated cum laude in 1904, making her the first deaf-blind person to earn a Bachelor of Arts degree. Her 1903 autobiography, The Story of My Life, became a global inspiration, and its pages remain alive to this day, inspiring a generation of dreamers with her journey from darkness to light.
Helen’s life transcended personal triumph. She joined the American Foundation for the Blind in 1924, advocating for disability rights, and also embraced socialism, marching for workers’ and women’s suffrage. Her travels to thirty-nine countries during her lifetime, including Japan and South Africa, helped to spread her message of resilience, even though her political views (socialism) drew criticism. She died on June 1, 1968, in Westport, Connecticut, after inspiring millions, and her legacy will forever be etched in braille and memory and continue to be a source of motivation for anyone looking to do better regardless of their reality.
@Infinit_Labs
@tascha_panpan
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22 Apr 2025
Income tax cuts funded by cuts to social programs and "projected economic growth". That's the consize, condensed version of Poilievre's platform. No thank you!
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For me o3 is far my favourite model now. I use it for making decisions of where to code next, like to not blow up my code base size, so it helps a lot by being able to write consize code alternatives that I can pick from
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Consize notes tbhi samjh aate hai, jab tumne proffs me dhang se pdha ho
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10 Jan 2025
LEVON TER PETROSSIAN
CLEAR AND CONSIZE MESSAGE IS OUT IN THE OPEN:
ETHNIC CLEANSING OF AZERBAIJANIS FROM ARMENIA AND OCCUPIED AZERBAIJANI TERRITORIES 1987-1993!
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Hey, You Can Earn $20000/Month.
Let's assume you bought basic white cards and it costs between $1–$5 for a pack of 100–200 cards.
Now, let's go with peak values i.e., $5 and 200 carded set.
First thing first, you have to decide the topic,in which you are “the best”.
After that, let's assume that you bought 2 sets for $10.
As we know that flashcards are meant for rapid revisions, you have to sum-up the important information about a specific topic keeping a fact in mind that you have to keep them consize as well.
Now, let's assume that you made a set containing 50 flashcards, this means that you got 8 sets of flashcards.
So, if you would sell them at a cost of $20 each, you can make $160.
Isn't this amazing that you made $140 from $20.
I would say that is really insane.
So, if you are able to hit just 100 sales in a month,which isn't difficult, I would say that you can make a lot of money.
So, start if you are good at doing this.
That's it.
See you soon MoneyGuys……
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3 Nov 2024
Why is this thread so long, it's like the most consize text I have ever written 😭
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29 Sep 2024
Ninnu tweet eyamannaru thesis rayamanledu... The more consize ur tweet is .. the more understandable/engaging it vl b🤷
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4 Sep 2024
Many compents consize maked a car, this type of article only shows to tailwinds
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21 Aug 2024
Thanks everyone, what an exciting evening again. Thanks Will from Wormhole for a clear and consize workshop, and panel with Henry.
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5 Jul 2024
Posting things related to science and busting myths is really the need of the hour. Consider keeping it crisp and consize.
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