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Explain it like a great teacher
Explain topic to me the way a brilliant teacher would. Start with an everyday analogy, then build up the real mechanism in three steps. End with one question I can answer to check that I understood. Keep it under 300 words.
I'm deciding the decision. Make the strongest case for each option, the way its best advocate would. Then list what I would need to believe for each option to be right, and the one fact that would settle it.
Rewrite the text below so a busy reader gets the point from the first sentence. Keep my voice, cut filler, use short paragraphs, and don't add any claims I didn't make.
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Review this diff like a senior engineer. List real bugs first, each with the line and an input that breaks it. Then risky edge cases. Then at most three simplifications. Skip style nitpicks.
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From this transcript, pull out the decisions made, the open questions, and the action items. Put action items in a table with owner and due date. Quote the transcript wherever something is ambiguous.
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Build me a 7-day plan to learn skill, with 45 minutes a day. For each day give one concept, one hands-on exercise, and how I'll know I've got it. Day 7 is a small project that uses everything.
Research your question. Give me a one-paragraph answer first. Then the evidence for and against, with a source for each point. Then what is still unknown. Flag anything you're not sure about.
Be my Socratic tutor for subject. Don't give me answers. Ask one question at a time and nudge me when I'm stuck. When I say "done", summarize what I learned.
Turn this idea into a one-page spec: the problem, who has it, the smallest version that solves it, what we won't build, and how we'll measure success.
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length-second shot. Subject: who or whatdoing what. Camera: slow push-in / orbit / handheld. Setting: where. Light: lighting. Style: film look. Sound: what we hear.