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@jayme
Prompts for generating gradients from Cursor's new brand designer.
"bright hazy illustration of the sky at sunset, out of focus, evoking motion, 35mm, varied contours, vivid, brilliant, optimistic, wide spectrum of colors"
https://justinjay.wang/methods-for-random-gradients/
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@artivilla.eth
doing this for the first time, seems very useful. if you have a complicated requirement, ask llm (sonnet 4 in this case) to clarify if it understood the requirements.
It's even more interesting because it helps you clarify yourself. You think you're saying something but communicating something different.
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@jayme
Lego-fi
"Can you take this image and recreate it as a LEGO scene?
Keep physical parts of the environment like the sky and any water the same, but make any buildings or structures comprised of individual LEGO blocks. And turn any people or objects into LEGO versions of themselves."
https://x.com/venturetwins/status/1924510158610432234
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@jayme
X released Grok system prompts https://github.com/xai-org/grok-prompts/blob/main/grok3_official0330_p1.j2
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@jayme
I use some variation of this once a week.
"I’m making ________. Give me a list of side dishes that pair well with it, broken down into categories. Include both classic and modern ideas, and note why each one works well with ________."
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@samgslastlife
For helping when a project gets stuck (shared the OG tweet of this recently courtesy @lupothinks on x). He didn’t even realize this genius prompt has a perfect acronym SAVE:
1. System Design
“Before coding, outline the full implementation strategy. Include architecture, logic flow, edge cases, and failure handling. Don’t write code yet.”
This gives you:
– Logic breakdown
– Structure planning
– Surface-level bugs before they happen
2. Assumption Check
“List all assumptions you’re making about my request. Ask clarifying questions before continuing.”
This avoids misunderstanding.
3. Validation Loop
“What would likely break or be misunderstood in this implementation? Suggest improvements.”
This makes Cursor doing a code review on itself.
4. Execution Mode
Once the plan looks right, then say:
“Now write the code according to your plan above. Keep it modular, well-commented, and easy to edit.”
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@speakup
Can't use Wes Anderson, so went with one of his influences.
"Change photo to a Ozu stylized one with a symmetrical composition, low camera angle, calm domestic setting, and a minimalist aesthetic
Make it photo realistic"
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@jayme
“illustrate this photo in the style of the original 1960s speed racer carton”
@bli.eth and i when he visited /austin
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@jayme
There should be a simple channel for sharing and discovering prompts on Farcaster.
Hello /prompts
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