We're talking about the prompting advice the author gave as vague spellcasting. How and why does it help getting to that output prompt faster? That seems to be the key point - if any chat session could bumble into the prompt, then the prompt itself is unintersting, and the advice on getting to the prompt is the relevant thing.
How does "I ask an LLM to convert my prompt to Markdown if it's above some unspecified threshold" help get to that output faster? If I always start a new chat, what's the 10% of chat re-use I'm missing out on which would help me get there faster? What are the "extra" rules I should be sure to include?
How does "I ask an LLM to convert my prompt to Markdown if it's above some unspecified threshold" help get to that output faster? If I always start a new chat, what's the 10% of chat re-use I'm missing out on which would help me get there faster? What are the "extra" rules I should be sure to include?