The Million Dollar Prompt
Hey HN!<p>I was having a discussion with a friend the other day about a future in which chunks of system prompts are auctioned off for ad space.<p>It got me thinking about the milliondollarhomepage.com.<p>This is the milliondollarprompt.org.<p>* What it is * An experiment to see
One prompt, written by strangers. Add a line and see how it changes a model’s answers.
The Million Dollar Prompt About About the prompt Close × One prompt, written by strangers. Add an instruction and see what happens when a model tries to follow everyone at once. Inspired by The Million Dollar Homepage . How it works Each visitor can contribute one line of up to 50 tokens. Together, the lines fill a 32,000-token prompt. Tokens are pieces of text ; we count them using the cl 100 k _base tokenizer . Every 500 tokens, we freeze a version of the prompt and give it to Gemini 3.5 Flash Lite as its system instruction. We ask the same 32 questions each time. Generation 0 is the baselin
One prompt, written by strangers. Add a line and see how it changes a model’s answers.
The Million Dollar Prompt About About the prompt Close × One prompt, written by strangers. Add an instruction and see what happens when a model tries to follow everyone at once. Inspired by The Million Dollar Homepage . How it works Each visitor can contribute one line of up to 50 tokens. Together, the lines fill a 32,000-token prompt. Tokens are pieces of text ; we count them using the cl 100 k _base tokenizer . Every 500 tokens, we freeze a version of the prompt and give it to Gemini 3.5 Flash Lite as its system instruction. We ask the same 32 questions each time. Generation 0 is the baselin
