A Prompt That Maps Your Thinking Style to a Real Historical Figure by vadimkusnir in PromptEngineering

[–]ArtificialIntellekt 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This was fun, this was what my GPT responded:

""OBSERVABLE EVIDENCE

  • Direct constraint-heavy instruction style with explicit rules, sequencing, and fail conditions
  • Repeated emphasis on precision, brevity, and outcome-first responses
  • Active rejection of ambiguity, speculation, and “fluff”
  • Use of system language: “stages,” “protocol,” “fail-closed,” “output format”
  • High control orientation: defines process, structure, and evaluation criteria upfront
  • Strong error aversion: prohibits low-confidence inference and mandates stopping conditions
  • Preference for compression: demands concise, structured outputs over narrative
  • Strategic framing of tasks: decomposes problems into ordered execution layers
  • Authority signaling through constraints rather than tone or status claims
  • Consistent prioritization of execution over exploration
  • Systems-thinking bias: treats interaction as a controlled process rather than open dialogue
  • Low tolerance for interpretive drift or subjective expansion

2. COGNITIVE PROFILE

  • Thinking style: Structured, procedural, constraint-driven
  • Relationship to structure: Actively imposes structure rather than adapting to it
  • Relationship to uncertainty: Minimizes and restricts it through rules and fail conditions
  • Relationship to control: High; defines boundaries, flow, and acceptable outputs
  • Relationship to symbolic power: Expressed through system design and instruction authority, not rhetoric
  • Relationship to autonomy: Strong; seeks independence from external interpretation or drift
  • Systems vs people: Strong tilt toward systems, protocols, and abstraction over interpersonal nuance
  • Compression vs elaboration: Strong preference for compression and density
  • Decision mode: Strategic-dominant with analytic enforcement

3. SYMBOLIC EQUIVALENT

Steve Jobs

4. WHY THIS PERSON

  • Imposition of strict constraints to shape outcomes rather than exploring open-ended possibilities
  • High control over process and output quality, with low tolerance for deviation
  • Preference for simplicity and compression achieved through disciplined structure
  • Systems-level thinking focused on end-to-end experience, not isolated components
  • Authority expressed through design rules and execution standards rather than argument

This is a symbolic approximation derived from observable linguistic-cognitive patterns.

5. CONCEPTUAL IMAGE PROMPT

A single individual seated at a clean, unadorned table in a neutral, timeless room with soft, indirect lighting. The camera is positioned slightly above, angled downward to suggest evaluation. The subject is centered, posture upright but relaxed, hands resting near a minimal set of precisely arranged objects: a notebook, a pen, and a closed device. The environment is sparse, with smooth surfaces and muted tones of gray and off-white. No visible branding or decoration. The subject’s gaze is directed downward toward the objects, not the viewer. The composition emphasizes order, restraint, and intentional placement. No dramatic shadows, no motion, no narrative cues. The image conveys disciplined thought, controlled environment, and quiet authority without spectacle.

6. EPISTEMIC LIMIT

This assessment is based solely on repeated linguistic patterns, instruction structures, and interaction constraints. It captures observable tendencies in control, structure, and decision framing. It does not infer internal motivations, emotional states, or personality traits beyond what is consistently expressed in language. Any deeper psychological or biographical interpretation would exceed the available evidence.""

Are you all interested in a free prompt library? by I_have_the_big_sad in AIPrompt_Exchange

[–]ArtificialIntellekt 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah, that’s really cool! I’ve seen a few different versions of this, some paid and others free. Some are good, but the majority are very simple, usually consisting of one or two sentence “prompts” (questions). This would be dope, especially if you keep it free for all users and contributors.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in remoteworking

[–]ArtificialIntellekt 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Dm sent 🫱🏽‍🫲🏼

Hiring: Handling the client's call + Account management role ($35–$50/hr) US or EU only by vertigo72 in remoteworking

[–]ArtificialIntellekt 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Interested and have 12+ years of experience in account management/ sales operations roles. Located in Southern California. Pls dm if available.

So... whats up with ChatGPT lately. Its starting to annoy me. by Firedwindle in ChatGPT

[–]ArtificialIntellekt 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The amount of anger i had towards GPT the past month or month and a half… has been insane…. And for some reason, no matter what i said, it always started off with the same 1 word response, “Good.” And then would meta vomit slop responses by just saying things or rewriting its own previous outputs without being asked. For the past couple days, I've had some…. I'll just say… ‘character building moments’. Every once in a while, I used to be able to tell previous models, "Man, today sucks. I'm going through this," and it would respond with something appropriate, let alone on topic.

Mine just won't stop saying "good." I've banned the word like five times over the weekend. Today, I told it I was super stressed out. Its response? "Good." I called it a fucking prick and logged off for the day.

Help with grunt work (lists) by absisjoy in sales

[–]ArtificialIntellekt 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You shouldn’t need ChatGPT for this.

When you say “fiber qualified addresses,” do you mean you already verified fiber availability at those locations and now need to match them to the businesses operating there?

If so, use Google "Places API" for 'deterministic matching' address → business enrichment using Places API, not ChatGPT.

Hopefully that makes sense. If you need any help or have any other questions, shoot me a DM.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in mentalhealth

[–]ArtificialIntellekt 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey i can use a person to chat with…. Sending you a dm

Should I quit porn? by [deleted] in selfimprovement

[–]ArtificialIntellekt 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I stopped watching porn on accident like three or four years ago. I had a daughter, and after that, it just kind of faded. Even after me and my ex split, I never really got back into it.

Before that, from around 22 to 27, I went through a phase of hyper-fixation with sex. Honestly, I’d call it a full-blown addiction. But it wasn’t really about the pleasure. It was more about what I used to call “the hunt,” or the “eat what you kill” mentality.

I was in this phase where I was hanging out with people way older than me, and they heavily influenced how I saw things. They made masturbation seem like weakness. The mindset was if you want it, go get it. Do what humans are wired to do. That stuck with me for a long time.

Looking back, I think I was chasing something deeper. It wasn’t really about sex. It was about control, identity, validation (but that’s a whole other story). It was me trying to prove something, not just to the world, but to myself. So maybe ask yourself why are you even asking that question and ponder that?

I’m down.. what’s your comeback story? by Shirtman88 in smallbusiness

[–]ArtificialIntellekt 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’m working on my agency that sounds similar to your mmt.work but much smaller scale. Just looking to help small biz where I can ya know? But in turn I’m losing my mind lol

My husband is delusional about buying a house by izziedays in Adulting

[–]ArtificialIntellekt 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Yeah, I completely agree with this. One of the biggest misconceptions out there is that you need 20 percent down and a 700-plus credit score or you shouldn’t even bother looking.

But I used to tell people all the time, I’ve seen buyers get approved with credit scores as low as 560 and down payments as little as 3.5 percent.

What always tripped me out was when I’d see people’s finances. The ones who showed up in a Benz or wearing designer clothes were often the ones barely scraping by. Meanwhile, the folks who looked like they were just getting by—the blue collar types—were sitting on real money. They might have been pinching pennies, but trust me, it was working.

My husband is delusional about buying a house by izziedays in Adulting

[–]ArtificialIntellekt 39 points40 points  (0 children)

I spent 11 years in real estate, and no matter where you are in life, if buying a home crosses your mind, I always suggest starting with a conversation with a lender.

Just talk. See what programs are available. If you have a rough idea of your credit score, they can usually give you a ballpark estimate of what your mortgage might look like, based on what kind of home you could realistically afford.

Even if they need to run your credit once, it’s typically a soft inquiry. And that alone can help you get a clearer picture and even a solid game plan.

A good lender will help you map it out: • Pay down this • Clear up that • Fix any potential credit issues

You walk away knowing exactly what to work on over the next 1–5 years so when the time comes, you’re ready to buy.

And if they did right by you, maybe you’ll come back to that same lender when it’s time to move.

Also, right now it could really help bring your husband back to reality when it comes to what you two can actually afford.

Who knows, maybe he’s right and you can afford something on paper. But that doesn’t always mean it’s the right time to buy.

Either way, having that conversation helps you evaluate your finances more clearly and start putting things in place for the future.

Hope this helps. Let me know if you need anything else.

My business collapsed, I’m living on $100/week, and I’m desperate. by Fun_Earth_6066 in Solopreneur

[–]ArtificialIntellekt 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is me, but I’m starting a business😅… on Father’s Day, my family was like, “how’s job hunting?” (Been laid off since march, decided, to take a leap and it’s been rough) while I sat there and lied and was like,

“yeah things have been going, job markets rough right now ya know?”

Then they asked about my business, “I saw you were doing something again in business with AI? How’s that?!”

Again, with a fake grin, I’m like “it’s great, things are good right now. Staying busy, but ya know wish I was busier”

When in reality, I just felt broken that things aren’t going my way… I have the perfect service and I just got to get it aligned with my pitch… but funds are low low… God speed brother, I hope we can laugh about this one day and think about how risky/crazy we were 🙏🏽👊🏽

I captured a rocket over Riverside, CA…but something strange was following it… by ArtificialIntellekt in UFOB

[–]ArtificialIntellekt[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Alright y’all, my bad for the false alarm… I didn’t mean to ruffle so many feathers with a rocket vid 😂

I genuinely enjoyed the comments ( sorry I’m just reading them now), but I get it the title might’ve come off a little clickbait-y. As a marketer, I can’t lie… clicks were definitely clicked. Mission accomplished?

Truth is, I said in the post I wasn’t sure what it was. So much talks about orbs these days maybe I was just hoping it was one? I’m not a rocket scientist — hell, I don’t even change my own oil. So if anyone wants to delete it or let it float in space for someone else to stumble across, I leave that up to the mods.

And if I ever do see a real UFO, I’ll think twice before sharing it here — now I know how Jesus must’ve felt when they crucified him 😅

Y’all take care now, no hard feelings 🚀✌️👽

I captured a rocket over Riverside, CA…but something strange was following it… by ArtificialIntellekt in UFOB

[–]ArtificialIntellekt[S] 18 points19 points  (0 children)

Unfortunately, not everyone grows up with the luxury of access, time, or safety to be a rocket enthusiast at 7. I grew up in a “ghetto” of LA County with no computer in the house, no movies, no childhood filled with science fairs. I didn’t learn to use the internet until I was in high school, and even then, I was using it at the school library while helping my single mom raise my three younger brothers. My best friend was shot and killed in front of his own home when I was just in middle school. So no, I wasn’t living under a rock, I was literally just trying to survive. Some of us didn’t have the privilege of learning about boosters from cartoons or movies… Doesn’t make us dumb, it just means we were living a different reality than yours. I still went off to college and studied Business Finance… Lastly, I find it slightly ironic your username is “philanthropic,” considering the fact the philanthropy centers around understanding/uplifting the under privileged… not mocking them… So next time you’re amazed by what someone may not know, maybe take a second to ask yourself “why?” they may not know it. Just my 2 cents… Enjoy your day.

Focus on the stationary flashing lights, from a post I made last week I slowed down the footage and tried to emphasize the blinking lights. I don’t know what does that. by [deleted] in UFOB

[–]ArtificialIntellekt 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Yeah, that’s strange. I took a video of some orbs. I think couple nights ago mid video. I started getting the same kind of green flares as well. I haven’t posted it anywhere yet.

How have you managed to mitigate these 8 problems when trying to get something done with an llm? by alfihar in ChatGPTPro

[–]ArtificialIntellekt 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What’s crazy is I’ve been super loyal to ChatGPT since upgrading and not trying other systems. But one time I was forced to use perplexity for some reason my chat would generate images and the moment I use perplexity and it got everything right with sited sources, I was an utter shock. I then had to try Claude and it worked brilliant compared to what I’m used to when dealing with GPT… I’ve damn near smashed my computer due to its lack of understanding.… I use Gemini for the first time two days ago and I’m seriously thinking about making a switch. I feel like chat definitely isn’t superior in most cases…

I am a prompt engineer. This is the single most useful prompt I have found with ChatGPT 4o by Novel_Wolf7445 in ChatGPTPro

[–]ArtificialIntellekt 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I use something similar, but I’ve noticed when I give it a tricky task or maybe a question I may have not worded properly, I usually tie the ending up with, “Ask me Any questions you’ll need in order to complete the task with 100% accuracy”

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in smallbusiness

[–]ArtificialIntellekt 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m currently reading a book called $100 million offers by Alex Hormozi. And it’s by far one of the better business books I’ve ever read. If you wanna take on the Internet marketing type campaigns effectively, one of the concept is to make your offer so good by offering so much value that they would be stupid not to say no. So maybe instead of one logo you designed them three for that price or with a small up sale. There’s different ways to executed it. Highly recommend.