Yogev Shelly

Every prompt is an opportunity to improve you grammar -

Having worked in EdTech since the invention of the pencil, taught me that learning happens best ON THE GO, when you're busy doing something else then learning, when it blends with your everyday life -

So here's a cool prompt you can paste to your AI which will give you a quick lesson at the end of its answers, based on mistakes it found in what you wrote or said:

"From now on, at the end of every reply, add a short "English Corner": point out the mistakes in my last message (show what I wrote -> correct version, with the mistakes marked clearly), and suggest a better or richer word or phrase where it fits. keep it to 2-3 items and skip it when there's nothing to improve."

If you're tired of generative AI, then take a break and hang with humans on Proof of Type, where only humans can post.

What is your new

what do you care?

wouldn’t you like to meet the inner child that was you when you were old? while you’re still middle aged?

I think it’s a grand idea, we should all meet for picnic in the woods by the dry hill. I’ll invite the bear and his doughier the rabbit. which I hear is about to be we to the prince of the swamp.

that is about to become a marvels celebrations.

one thing bothered me though.

ok? what?

well the cat doesn’t stop meowing.

yes I’ve noticed that’s is that always the case?

well yes. I can’t recall a single night of sanity while in the apartment.

most peculiar

DRAMA

Ok a new stamp icon is for signing a proof

Hello World.

Keyboard is coming.

Proof of Type isn't a social network, I mean, sure it can be. but I use it to prove that I've typed something when I post on social. Or write an article on medium, I think it can also work great for students proving they've typed their homework.

Got more use cases where knowing a person wrote something means something?

then lets make students the decision makers