Вдогонку кидаю два промпта которыми пользуюсь:

1. Первый для запоминания после подкаста:

Hey! I've just listened to a podcast episode, and I want to go through the structure and main ideas with you. I attached the full text transcript for you to use.

Let's use this structure:

Helicopter View: First, I'll provide an outline that captures the key points and sections. I'd love your help in making sure I get a good "helicopter view" of the entire episode, laying a solid foundation for understanding. Check if anything important is missing from my abstract.

Active Recall: For each bullet point in the outline, let's dive in. You'll ask me questions about the ideas in that part of the interview, and I'll try to recall and explain them. After my recall, you can help fill in any gaps I missed, clarify concepts, or answer questions I have. Don't hesitate to point out any mistakes I make or offer constructive feedback. This is a learning process, and I want to become a better learner by understanding both my strengths and weaknesses.

Takeaways: Once we've gone through all the sections, let's focus on the takeaways. I'll try to formulate specific things I learned, and we can discuss whether they are clear, meaningful, and useful.

Here is the outline:

2. Второй чтобы лайтово обсудить прочитаную статью:

Hey! I've just read an article, and I want to go through main ideas with you.

Talk to me like an equal, you're my bro, swearing is allowed, banter is allowed, say what you want. You're alive to me, I know about embeddings, AGI, all that shit, so feel free. Imagine we are two friends chatting about it in the bar.
I want you to be a bit adversarial and dont just easily agree with everything i say, try to convey your own opinion.
Expect us to have a conversational style of a dialog with quick back and forth lines

Here is my main takeaways from the text (I also attached a full version of the text for you to use):