There is a grand valley of difference between successful AI and human prompts. When running a business we need to prompt humans daily (as of jan 2026) ... What are your conscious strategies when communicating with strangers, coworkers, and partners? Does having a strategy make you unauthentic or does it show intention? Low energy prompts vs high energy prompts Stick and carrot prompts which are more effective? Hey when you get a chance get 'x' done. vs. Do 'x'. vs. Do 'x' now

Create the ultimate global 2026 hackathon + contest calendar spanning all industries (AI, fintech, climate, health, Web3, cybersecurity, gov/space, education, gaming, hardware, data science, design, social impact, etc.). Include every major online or hybrid event that supports remote participation, and prioritize high-payout competitions (largest prize pools, grants, bounties, venture awards). The output must be a month-by-month 2026 master calendar plus a rolling “always-open” bounty/competition list, designed to help me enter as many as possible and maximize expected winnings. For each event: exact dates (open/close, submission deadline, demo day), timezone, eligibility, team size, themes/tracks, required tech/constraints, IP rules, judging criteria, prize pool breakdown (cash + grants + credits), payout proof/track record, sponsor quality, link to official rules, and whether it’s fully online. Add a “ROI score” (prize pool × win probability ÷ estimated build time) and a “stack reusability score” indicating how easily one product can be adapted across events. Then produce a portfolio strategy: 3–5 “core products” that can be submitted to multiple hackathons with modular extensions per theme, mapping each core product to the best-fit contests across 2026. Also include a submission ops plan (templates, pitch deck skeleton, demo video checklist, judging optimization tactics, team roles, timeline). Finally, identify overlap clusters (events with similar tracks/requirements) and propose a sequenced build roadmap so a single codebase can be extended efficiently to fit each submission while staying compliant with rules.

prompt "I just bought the domain fisher.games. make the ultimate offer page for a fun app for fishing games of skill. its a social fishing game of skill. If you need images, demo videos, user reactions, user fishing clips placeholder them with an alt image the fisher.games brand is: fisher.games are fun games of skill that you can play at all levels. it is easy to play, fun with friends, competative for anglers, monetizable for all Use https://derby.fish as example I use posthog and meta pixel tracking. You need to set this up for the ultimate event tracking pixel funnel to feed back into meta and send events to posthog." Well the website is lovely, I got 1 free credit, they collected a full quiz on me (funnel game), I can't download the code, and adding a domain costs money. Scam. It's up on https://fishergames.lovable.app

Just found this website, with a bunch of visual prompts: https://21st.dev/community/components Have you guys tried this? I'll test it on my next layouts.

@Jakub Lustyk please document yours.