Great article Navin. Thanks for sharing. I have been working on improving my prompts, and have recently learned that I should use the “Constraints → Context → Task” (C‑C‑T) method, or better still the "role + C‑C‑T‑F" method, the 'F' means format such as markdown, JSON schema, table. THis article will be helpful.
Firstly, Navin, if you want to build a long-term, dedicated readership, don’t insult them by labeling them “lazy.”
Secondly, I’m not sure we should apply “Cunningham’s Law” to the “create using AI first, then edit” approach, as UX already offers a clear explanation for this: it’s easier to edit than to create due to lower cognitive load (less demand on working memory) and the advantage of recognition over recall.
Great article Navin. Thanks for sharing. I have been working on improving my prompts, and have recently learned that I should use the “Constraints → Context → Task” (C‑C‑T) method, or better still the "role + C‑C‑T‑F" method, the 'F' means format such as markdown, JSON schema, table. THis article will be helpful.
Firstly, Navin, if you want to build a long-term, dedicated readership, don’t insult them by labeling them “lazy.”
Secondly, I’m not sure we should apply “Cunningham’s Law” to the “create using AI first, then edit” approach, as UX already offers a clear explanation for this: it’s easier to edit than to create due to lower cognitive load (less demand on working memory) and the advantage of recognition over recall.