Updated Note-Taking Prompt

[buoyant shell]

I will update this as time goes on, but this is an improvement over my old prompt on note-taking as it can supplement missing or incomplete info due to copy/pasting an entire page. Remove step 1 if you don't want it in a code block.

https://github.com/DevGuyRash/rashino-prompts/blob/main/prompts/advanced_note_taker.md

[hollow raft]

I'm getting good results with this. Thanks for sharing.

[plain glacier]

This is fantastic, thanks

[subtle quarry]

Amazing! Thanks

[buoyant shell]

Same here! Any suggestions are welcome though

[buoyant shell]

Sure thing

[buoyant shell]

Glad to hear it's working for you. May add more to it later tomorrow after more testing

[stable iris]

this looks excellent. thank you. Could this be used with large amounts of text (60 minutes or more)? I guess i'm going to have to break text into chunks first.

[midnight kelp]

maybe limited to the maximum amount of tokens?

[buoyant shell]

I've pasted very long sections and it is only limited by either the input or output limit

[peak agate]

Wow, Thanks. Work with bing chat too! For scientific papers it's crazy

[buoyant shell]

That's awesome to hear! I have yet to try it with Bing. I'm working on a brand new way of writing prompts right now that I haven't seen done yet.

[peak agate]

Amazing job, bro. My previous prompt to summarize open-source papers Edge normal or PDFs in Edge Beta was the following, but yours is magnificent. " *Please summarize the paper by author(s) in one concise sentence. Then, list key insights and lessons learned from the paper. Next, generate 3 -5 questions that you would like to ask the authors about their work. Finally, provide 3-5 suggestions for related topics or future research directions based on the content of the paper. If applicable, list at least 5 relevant references from the field of study of the paper. *"

[scarlet rivet]

Commenting because I want to try this out later, I take soooo many notes. Thanks for the prompt!

[buoyant shell]

Did you work on a chrome extension by chance?

[peak agate]

No, I'm just a biology researcher 😅 . The prompt I had was obtained from an extension that was meant to read papers from arXiv.