🔭Single-Word-Prompt 5/7
Aefauld
A Scots word for someone honest, sincere and single-minded.
Aefauld --ar 5:4 --v 8.2

🔭Single-Word-Prompt 5/7
Aefauld
A Scots word for someone honest, sincere and single-minded.
Aefauld --ar 5:4 --v 8.2
Saturday morning has no sharp edges.
Prompt: Young man lifting a coffee cup by an open window, messy hair, warm hazy light, shot as a soft wide-distortion pinhole-camera long exposure --v 8.2 --ar 5:4
Yessss! Also plain #prompting pulls up some really interesting posts
I like #promptengineering , keeps me in the loop
i liked this yesterday. ontology (schema, vocab, items) and telos (purpose machinery mechanism).
what's the hash tag for this domain of how we prompt? #prompthacks? bah that sucks. just #prompting?
bsky.app/profile/catb...
🔭Single-Word-Prompt 4/7
Snickersnee
An archaic English word for a long knife, or a fight fought with one.
Snickersnee --ar 5:4 --v 8.2
Friday morning comes out entirely blue.
Prompt: Young woman with a teacup by a sunlit window, damp hair, oversized linen shirt, rendered as a deep-blue cyanotype print with sun-printed texture --v 8.2 --ar 5:4
🔭Single-Word-Prompt 3/7
Nesh
A dialectal English word for someone weak, delicate and overly sensitive to cold.
Nesh --ar 5:4 --v 8.2
Stop asking #AI for 1 answer to complex problems. 🧠
Use Tree of Thoughts #Prompting to explore 3 parallel strategies (fast, safe, creative) with pros and cons. Transform flat outputs into a true strategic decision framework.
Link in bio
Thursday morning flickers a little.
Prompt: Young couple in a sunny kitchen, one pouring juice, one leaning on the counter, captured on flickering warm Super 8mm home-movie film --v 8.2 --ar 5:4
🔭Single-Word-Prompt 2/7
Ruth
An archaic English word for pity, compassion and deep sorrow.
Ruth --ar 5:4 --v 8.2
Wednesday morning, slowed all the way down.
Prompt: Young man with coffee at a kitchen table, tousled hair, soft window light, shot as a dark-vignetted wet-plate tintype with metallic sheen --v 8.2 --ar 5:4
"Clean this up" gives you a tidier mess. Tell the model what to extract, how to format it, and to flag ambiguity — not guess. Better brief, every time.
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#Prompting