My day job is improving data quality in big enterprises (we build products for this), and I see where this article is going, it's a bit watered down, but I see this every day at our customers, most companies just don't have a simple way to query their own data, create metrics, get ai to actually do stuff cause data is spread between 3-10 systems where 4 are legacy and don't even have an API and even if they can access they have like zero context 100 custom fields and suffer from no first time right inputs from the last 30+ years.
(ofc. I see only the ppl who need this kind of service so I'm biased, and maybe it's not a wide spread issue)
Why even be concerned with the prompt, it's an undeveloped thought from someone who doesn't care enough to develop it themself. It's essentially a tweet.
"When 1 + 1 + 1 Does Not Equal 3
Consider the number 37. On its own, it is merely data. Say that it represents millions of dollars of investment exposure: that adds context."
Who can even read this? People, please, put some effort into what you publish.
My day job is improving data quality in big enterprises (we build products for this), and I see where this article is going, it's a bit watered down, but I see this every day at our customers, most companies just don't have a simple way to query their own data, create metrics, get ai to actually do stuff cause data is spread between 3-10 systems where 4 are legacy and don't even have an API and even if they can access they have like zero context 100 custom fields and suffer from no first time right inputs from the last 30+ years.
(ofc. I see only the ppl who need this kind of service so I'm biased, and maybe it's not a wide spread issue)
I read this, and I have no clue what it's saying.
It has a lot of the hallmarks of Claudlish. I feel like the moment I see that shit anymore it's just instant "guess there's nothing important here."
It would have been much more useful if the authors just shared the prompts.
Why even be concerned with the prompt, it's an undeveloped thought from someone who doesn't care enough to develop it themself. It's essentially a tweet.
AI slop. Skip