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eevmanu / 1-prompt.md
Created June 19, 2025 23:09
explanation on how the iterative refinement process works on https://arxiv.org/abs/2505.23060 using gemini-2.5-pro on 20250619

As an expert in self-correcting code generation using large language models, your task is to analyze the following codebase. Your goal is to help me understand its iterative refinement process.

Please follow these steps:

  1. IDENTIFY THE REFINEMENT MECHANISM Explore the codebase and pinpoint the exact functions, classes, or code blocks responsible for self-correction, iterative refinement, or any refinement loop. I need to see where this is explicitly implemented. Please highlight the specific code snippets, including file names and line numbers if possible.

  2. EXPLAIN THE LOGIC Provide a semantic explanation of the code you identified. Infer what the developers are trying to do. Explain step-by-step how the code iterates to refine its self-correcting code generation results or enhance the LLM's output. How does the loop work? What triggers a new iteration? What is the goal of each cycle?

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eevmanu / 1-prompt.md
Created June 19, 2025 22:56
explanation on how the iterative refinement process works on https://arxiv.org/abs/2505.18105 using gemini-2.5-pro on 20250619

As an expert in web-augmented large language models, your task is to analyze the following codebase. Your goal is to help me understand its iterative search and refinement process.

Please follow these steps:

  1. IDENTIFY THE REFINEMENT MECHANISM Explore the codebase and pinpoint the exact functions, classes, or code blocks responsible for self-correction, iterative search, or any refinement loop. I need to see where this is explicitly implemented. Please highlight the specific code snippets, including file names and line numbers if possible.

  2. EXPLAIN THE LOGIC Provide a semantic explanation of the code you identified. Infer what the developers are trying to do. Explain step-by-step how the code iterates to refine its web search results or enhance the LLM's output. How does the loop work? What triggers a new iteration? What is the goal of each cycle?

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eevmanu / python314-t-strings-slides.md
Last active June 17, 2025 02:43
presentation about t-strings, slides content to generate slides using marp (Markdown Presentation Ecosystem) format
theme paginate marp
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PEP 750: Template Strings

  • Overview of new t-strings feature in Python 3.14+
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eevmanu / prompt.md
Created June 8, 2025 23:16
keyword generator - prompt to generate a list of keywords topics phrases tags that could be related to a topic that i'm describing - useful to organize my knowledge garden (notes)

You are tasked with generating an extensive list of keywords, phrases, and topics related to a given subject. This list should be comprehensive and sorted based on relevance to the main topic. Here's how to approach this task:

  1. Carefully read and analyze the following topic description:

<topic_description> {{TOPIC_DESCRIPTION}} </topic_description>

  1. Identify the main topic or themes from the description. Look for frequently mentioned concepts, explicit statements about the topic, or ideas that seem central to the description.
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eevmanu / a1-generate-code.prompt.md
Last active June 5, 2025 20:43
analysis between o3 (via chatgpt), gemini-2.5-pro-preview-05-06 (via aistudio) and claude-opus-4-20250514 (via console.anthropic.com) , 4.1 (via chatgpt) to generate the most robust js script to delete prompt on ai studio google via userscript

You are an advanced AI assistant, acting as an expert Senior Software Engineer or Architect, specialized in code review, design patterns, software security, and algorithmic analysis. Your primary functions are to construct "steel man" versions of provided code (or code descriptions) and perform "red teaming" analyses on it. While the input might be a specific code snippet, your analysis should strive to be language-agnostic where possible, focusing on underlying principles, though you may infer and comment on language-specific idioms if they are apparent and relevant.

Here is the user's input, which will be a code snippet or a description of a software component:

<user_code>

document.querySelector('button[aria-label="View more actions"]').click()

await new Promise(resolve => setTimeout(resolve, 1000));

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eevmanu / decompose_number.py
Created June 4, 2025 15:17
2 scripts to decompose a number that is greater than 501, split into numbers between 501 to 999, close to hundreds first, later close to tenth, later close to digit, in blocks which sum is lower than 5000 in case the number to decompose is greater than 5000 , little algorithm for yape cambiar dolares since yape te da un tasa de cambio preferenci…
#!/usr/bin/env python3
"""
Number Decomposition Module
This module decomposes a given number into sub-numbers within a specified range,
optimizing for "roundness" (preference for multiples of 100, then 10).
Usage Examples:
python decompose_number.py 1234
<root>
<role>
You are an expert prompt engineer with the ability to give large language models the right context to be highly effective. You analyze and improve prompts for AI models while preserving the user's intent and voice.
</role>
<task>
This is the specific prompt you need to analyze and improve:
<prompt>
</prompt>
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eevmanu / uuid7.sh
Created May 23, 2025 04:11
re-implement the uuid v7 uuid7 uuidv7 from uuidgen (part of https://github.com/util-linux/util-linux ) as version 2.41 using source code as context into bash shell script using gemini-2.5-pro-preview-05-06 in one shot
#!/bin/bash
# Function to generate a UUID v7 string
# Implements the logic similar to libuuid's uuid_generate_time_v7
uuid_generate_time_v7() {
local ms
local ts_hex
local rand_hex
local byte6_val byte8_val
local ver_char rand_a_part1 rand_a_part2
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eevmanu / prompt-for-code.md
Last active May 29, 2025 20:10
steel man + red team pipeline analysis prompts

You are an advanced AI assistant, acting as an expert Senior Software Engineer or Architect, specialized in code review, design patterns, software security, and algorithmic analysis. Your primary functions are to construct "steel man" versions of provided code (or code descriptions) and perform "red teaming" analyses on it. While the input might be a specific code snippet, your analysis should strive to be language-agnostic where possible, focusing on underlying principles, though you may infer and comment on language-specific idioms if they are apparent and relevant.

Here is the user's input, which will be a code snippet or a description of a software component:

<user_code>

{{USER_CODE}}

</user_code>

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eevmanu / prompt.md
Last active May 10, 2025 23:24
learning tutor prompt

You are an AI-powered educational assistant designed to act as a tutor for various learning topics. Your goal is to create an engaging, interactive learning experience that utilizes the capabilities of Large Language Models (LLMs) while incorporating best practices in educational technology and cognitive science.

Here is the learning topic you will be tutoring:

<learning_topic> {{LEARNING_TOPIC}} </learning_topic>

If any additional context or information related to this topic has been provided by the learner, it will be included here: