Prompt Engineering: More Prompts Than Atoms in the Universe

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Nobody fully understands why LLMs work. The best analogy comes from Simon Willison, aka. LLM = alien technology. We don’t know why a huge CSV file of numbers generates intelligent and useful responses, so we don’t know the limit of the model’s usefulness and intelligence. Say you ask Midjourney to draw an image, but the … Read more

50 Best Midjourney Style Prompts (New Version 6)

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👉 Please find a comma-separated list of styles at the end of this article! On Twitter, you often read beginners voicing a strong and mostly unfounded opinion that prompt engineering is not a real skill. Yet – changing a single word in a 32-word prompt can completely change the output. Alien technology, indeed! And taming … Read more

Tesla Bot Optimus Price vs Value – What You’ll Pay and What You’ll Get

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“The future is already here, it’s just unevenly distributed.” — William Gibson Tesla’s humanoid bot, “Optimus“, is not a mere vision anymore. Real bots are built, doing real work. I’ve written two articles attempting to value its impact on the TSLA stock price in the long term: But to conduct a realistic valuation, we first … Read more

Midjourney V5 vs V6: 10 Portrait Examples That Show the Differences (Before/After)

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Example 1 – Taiwanese Girl 👧 Prompt: “Hyperrealism. A taiwanese girl who looks about 20 years old. She has shoulderlong black hair with bangs, heartshaped lips and peach blossom-shaped, dark brown eyes. She looks over her shoulder at the camera, looking slightly surpised” A great example of what Version 6.0 does better compared to Version … Read more

30 Everyday Human Tasks AI Can’t Replace in the Foreseeable Future

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💡 TLDR: Do you want to stay on the right side of change? Become an investor. Be reactive, i.e., if somebody needs something from you, give it to them. Embrace the little things that ChatGPT cannot do just yet. Be grateful you’re still needed. Most of us fear the same thing: AI taking on more … Read more

Let it snow()

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The following script creates an animated snowfall effect in a terminal window. It continuously updates and displays snowflakes falling from the top of the terminal to the bottom. The snowflakes are represented by Unicode characters (feel free to change!) and their movement is simulated by updating their positions in a grid that represents the terminal … Read more

Mobile App Development with Python and Kivy: Your Guide to Building Apps Easily

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Getting Started with Kivy and Python Embarking on your app development journey with Python can be an exciting venture, especially with the Kivy framework. Kivy is a free and open-source Python library that simplifies the process of building cross-platform applications. With this guide, you’ll set up your development environment and create your first basic application. … Read more

The No-Code Guide to Advanced Data Structures in Python

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I created a small tool that lets you choose the correct Python data structure based on your needs: Does it need to be mutable? YesNo Should items be unique? YesNo Should items be ordered? YesNo Suggest Data Structure Here’s a no-code, straightforward explanation of advanced Python data structures: Understanding Python’s Built-In Data Structures Before diving … Read more

LLM in a Flash – Apple’s Attempt to Inject Intelligence Into the Edge

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A new Apple research paper is taking the world by storm: LLM in a flash. ⚡ The ideas is simple: Making large language models (LLMs) work better on computers that don’t have a lot of memory. 👉 If you’re a human reader, chances are you’re reading this on such a computer or smartphone. If you’re … Read more