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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Remember the time you mentally pushed your fist into your mouth to keep from speaking? Or the moment you were afraid to start a fight over something you weren't sure was worth it? This poetry reminds us of those inner conversations you have, the ones you would NEVER TELL A SOUL you had.with yourself. Those conversations could be demons, fears, anxieties, frustrations, memories. They all add up to the one phrase we hate to hear ourselves say: "I wish I had said." Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. Chamorra, Nadia (illustrator).…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Prompting is the floor. This book is about the ceiling.In August 2023, Micah Taylor asked an AI for twenty dinner ideas his picky eaters might tolerate. Three years later, he was reviewing overnight reports from an AI agent running on a secondhand server in his closet.So he did the thing that seemed most logical to him: he exported every conversation he had ever had with an AI - 16,366 prompts across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and an agent of his own, timestamped from the beginning - and analyzed them to find out what had actually changed.Turns out, it wasn't better prompting. That skill was the floor. What changed was everything around the prompt: what he handed the machine, what he stopped asking it, and what he started assigning it instead.Four stages, drawn from three years of logs: - Prompting - the four ingredients of a request that works, and why the conversation matters more than the prompt.- Grounding - the habit most people never adopt: showing the AI your world instead of describing it.- Delegating - the difference between dumping work on AI and actually delegating it, plus personas built to push back.- Orchestrating - building tools instead of requesting answers, chaining conversations, and work that runs without you pressing Enter.Every claim runs on the record. Real prompts appear throughout as evidence, dated and unretouched, including the failures, the typos, and the project that never shipped. An appendix shows you how to export and read your own history the same way.Who it's for: the professional who already uses AI every week and quietly suspects they're only scratching the surface. You're right. No code required. No new software. Just the difference between asking a question and giving an assignment.Micah Taylor is a data nerd, a dad to two reformed picky eaters, and a husband convinced that his wife's cooking beats any restaurant in Texas. He doesn't write code, and he didn't need to.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Prompting is the floor. This book is about the ceiling.In August 2023, Micah Taylor asked an AI for twenty dinner ideas his picky eaters might tolerate. Three years later, he was reviewing overnight reports from an AI agent running on a secondhand server in his closet.So he did the thing that seemed most logical to him: he exported every conversation he had ever had with an AI - 16,366 prompts across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and an agent of his own, timestamped from the beginning - and analyzed them to find out what had actually changed.Turns out, it wasn't better prompting. That skill was the floor. What changed was everything around the prompt: what he handed the machine, what he stopped asking it, and what he started assigning it instead.Four stages, drawn from three years of logs: Prompting - the four ingredients of a request that works, and why the conversation matters more than the prompt.Grounding - the habit most people never adopt: showing the AI your world instead of describing it.Delegating - the difference between dumping work on AI and actually delegating it, plus personas built to push back.Orchestrating - building tools instead of requesting answers, chaining conversations, and work that runs without you pressing Enter.Every claim runs on the record. Real prompts appear throughout as evidence, dated and unretouched, including the failures, the typos, and the project that never shipped. An appendix shows you how to export and read your own history the same way.Who it's for: the professional who already uses AI every week and quietly suspects they're only scratching the surface. You're right. No code required. No new software. Just the difference between asking a question and giving an assignment.Micah Taylor is a data nerd, a dad to two reformed picky eaters, and a husband convinced that his wife's cooking beats any restaurant in Texas. He doesn't write code, and he didn't need to. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Condition: Sehr gut. Zustand: Sehr gut | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | Remember the time you mentally pushed your fist into your mouth to keep from speaking? Or the moment you were afraid to start a fight over something you weren't sure was worth it? This poetry reminds us of those inner conversations you have, the ones you would NEVER TELL A SOUL you had.with yourself. Those conversations could be demons, fears, anxieties, frustrations, memories. They all add up to the one phrase we hate to hear ourselves say: "I wish I had said.". Chamorra, Nadia (illustrator).…

Condition: Hervorragend. Zustand: Hervorragend | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | Remember the time you mentally pushed your fist into your mouth to keep from speaking? Or the moment you were afraid to start a fight over something you weren't sure was worth it? This poetry reminds us of those inner conversations you have, the ones you would NEVER TELL A SOUL you had.with yourself. Those conversations could be demons, fears, anxieties, frustrations, memories. They all add up to the one phrase we hate to hear ourselves say: "I wish I had said.". Chamorra, Nadia (illustrator).…

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