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David ColarussoAs a teacher, I've come to understand the utility of new tech isn't always obvious until it becomes ubiquitous, until you have a chance to truly play with it. "Why on earth would I want a video projector in my classroom?" I thought at the turn of the century. Now, I couldn't live w/o it because it turned the "teacher's computer" into a "classroom computer." That's why I'm playing with LLMs, to discover the possible. You should join me. https://sadlynothavocdinosaur.com/posts/tldr-post/
TL;DR LLM: Blurb a webpage for social media
Functionally, today's template, which creates a short summary of a webpage for sharing on social media, is a special-use adaptation of our very first prompt template. However, I would like to use this familiar task to explore two new ideas. First, the fact that you can create special-use versions of existing templates, and second, how one can use the CHAT behavior to do more than question content.
Tim Kellogg