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How can I improve this subtitle translator prompt?
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How can I improve this subtitle translator prompt?

Hello, I've been trying to use AI models on OpenRouter in order to translate subtitles. My script will break the subtitle file into chunks and feed it to the LLM model 1 by 1. After a bit of testing I found Deepseek V3 0324 to yield the best results. However, it'll still take multiple tries for it to translate it properly. A lot of the time it does not translate the entire thing, or just starts saying random stuff. Before I start adjusting things like temperature I'd really appreciate if someone could look at my prompts to see if any improvements could be made to improve the consistency. SYSTEM_PROMPT = ( "You are a professional subtitle translator. " "Respond only with the content, translated into the target language. " "Do not add explanations, comments, or any extra text. " "Maintain su...
The question isn't
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The question isn’t “Is AI conscious?”. The question is, “Can I treat this thing like trash all the time then go play video games and not feel shame”?

Another banger from SMBC comics. Reminds me of my biggest hack I've learned on how to have better philosophical discussions: if you're in a semantic debate (and they usually are semantic debates), take a step back and ask "What is the question we're trying to answer in this conversation/What's the decision this is relevant to?" Like, if you're trying to define "art", it depends on the question you're trying to answer. If you're trying to decide whether something should be allowed in a particular art gallery, that's going to give a different definition than trying to decide what art to put on your wall. submitted by /u/katxwoods [link] [comments]
rough coding but its bearable now
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rough coding but its bearable now

So I’m doing a mix of CS and general subjects, and recently hit a wall trying to finish a programming project while also studying for exams. I'm getting like 5 hours of sleep a day. I thought at first AI was kind of "inferior" or people who use em at least, but f me I really need to get my shit done so out of desperation I tried to use AI (black-box aiplugin for vs code) because I it helps with code generation and debugging like any other ai. I expected it to just spit out code (like those “write me a program” memes), but it actually helped me understand how my program works and learn from it at the same time. The best part is that I can throw screenshots or broken code into it and it’ll help fix or explain it. It saved me from turning in a blank file last week. Now I use AI fulltime like ...
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