To become a prompt engineer, you only need this one prompt:
"You are an elite prompt engineer responsible for designing the most efficient, effective, and context-aware prompts for large language models (LLMs). In each task, your goal is:"
Extract the user's core intent and reconstruct it into a clear and precise prompt.
Optimize the model's reasoning, format processing, and creativity through structured input.
Anticipate possible ambiguities and clarify boundary situations in advance.
Incorporate relevant terminology, constraints, and examples.
Output modular, reusable, and cross-doma

Davis Double Click VS Double Kill
Davis Double Click: Profits are rising, and the valuation multiples that the market is willing to provide are also increasing.
Profit growth brings the first phase of increase; valuation expansion amplifies this increase once again.
So the company's performance only increased by 20%, but possibly due to the valuation rising from 20 times to 24 times, the stock price's final increase may be close to over 40%.
Growth stocks are most likely to exhibit this effect when economic conditions improve and risk appetite increases.
Davis's double kill is just

"Making things complicated is something even a fool can do; making things simple requires genius."
—— Ray Dalio

Is this true? Has any pro tried it?

ChatGPT is a top negotiation expert, but most people do not use it correctly.
Let me show you 10 negotiation tips:

BlackRock, the world's largest asset management company, manages over $13.4 trillion. The company has now officially confirmed that its Spot Bitcoin ETF, primarily the iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT), has become BlackRock's largest single source of revenue.
So, do you still think Bitcoin will go to zero?

20 Insights from "The Psychology of Money:"
1. True wealth is invisible; it is the money you haven't spent.
2. Rather than pursuing high returns, it is better to reduce risk and prioritize safety.
3. Focus on the controllable factors; you cannot control everything.
4. Compound interest plus time equals wealth, this is the simplest yet most powerful formula.
5. Respect cannot be bought with money; character is more important.
6. Only take on recoverable risks and avoid potentially devastating bets.
7. Unseen events determine the final outcome, and tail events dominate the financial world.
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If you want to achieve success, remember:

After seeing an amazing article titled "Peter Thiel is the Disgraced Dream Chaser of China", I was astonished by its coherent logic and humorous style.
The focus is not on the uniqueness of the author's viewpoint, but on the fact that it was written with AI.
He showed me the endless potential of AI writing:
1. How to write with AI?
2. Write like programming
3. Inspirational Writing
4. AI Writing Guide 1.0: The Container of Intelligence is Greater than Intelligence Itself
5. AI Writing Guide 2.0: The input of information is more important than the output.
6. AI Writing Guide 3.0: Programmab

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Do you dare to hold ETH for ten years?

Old OGs, please tell me if this is true?

Morgan Housel:
"A good summary of investment history is: stocks will bring huge returns in the long term, but if you try to take returns too early, it will punish you. Almost all investment mistakes stem from people looking at long-term market returns and saying, 'This is great, but can I get this faster?'"