Comment by steve_adams_86

For sure, directing attention to valuable context and outlining problems to solve within it works way, way better than vague uncertainty.

Good LLMing seems to be about isolating the right information and instructing it correctly from there. Both the context and the prompt make a tremendous difference.

I've been finding recently that I can get significantly better results with fewer tokens by paying mind to this more often.

I'm definitely a casual though. There are probably plenty of nuances and tricks I'm unaware of.