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There are two prompts, that chain together. The first prompt does most of the work, and the second prompt organizes the sections. I found because of the nature of how LLMs write, I couldn't get just one prompt to never jump back and forth in topics.

Prompt 1, which takes as input a raw transcript and generates a structured-text version...

"""# Instructions
A transcript is provided below of a voice memo I recorded as a "note to self". please extract all the points made or thoughts described, and put them in bullet-point form. use nested bullet points to indicate structure, e.g. a top-level bullet for each topic area and sub-bullets underneath. use multi-level nesting as appropriate to organize the thinking logically. use markdown formatting with `*` instead of `-` for bullet points.

DO NOT OMIT ANY POINTS MADE. This is not a summarization task — your only goal is to structure the thoughts there so they are logically organized and easy to read. Be concise because the reader is busy, but again DO NOT omit any

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import os
import datetime
import json
import pathlib
import secrets
import sqlite3
import subprocess
import time

# Description: This code continuously polls for new Apple Voice Memos. When a new one is found, it is transcribed using

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// License: public domain

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Drawing;
using System.Text;
using System.Windows.Forms;

namespace CommonCode {

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//Eldrian
//email:[email protected]
//Codeacademy , Javascript , Object 2 Exercise 6
//Finds out if objects has the stated property
var myObj = {
    // finish myObj
    name:"eldrian",
};

console.log( myObj.hasOwnProperty('name') ); // should print true

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foo

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(Hi, I'm Adam Smith.  I started Xobni in 2006, which has written the most sophisticated and successful MS Outlook addin in history.  This took millions of dollars and several years of work by some of the best programmers in the valley.  Other startups have thrown millions of dollars at building Outlook addins and failed.  This is my take on the idea of building a new MS Outlook addin as of 2012.)

My general advice is avoid any Outlook addins or desktop software if at all possible.  More and more stuff is moving to the web, and the table stakes of doing anything reasonably well in Outlook are remarkably high.  Consider it to be on the same level of making hardware with regards to the cost of bugs/mistakes, amount of black art, etc., but maybe a little higher since there's a much weaker ecosystem of people doing it.  I pasted below in this email an old list of "gotchas" or things-to-know I made after leaving Xobni.  It's not comprehensive but will include some of the biggest ones from a pain perspective.

The 

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; in Outlook, a -> Archive, r -> Reply, f -> Forward, n -> New
; derived from http://www.autohotkey.com/community/viewtopic.php?t=41790

; Note: set up Ctrl + Shift + 1 to be 'Archive' as a Quick Step for the shortcut to work


SendMode Input ; superior speed and reliability.
SetTitleMatchMode 2 ;allow partial match to window titles

   ;********************

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' I like to read messages in Plain Text, but I want to reply in HTML, and I have HTML markup in my 
' email signature.  Outlook doesn't let you read in Plain Text and reply in HTML by default.

' My VBA code to do this is below.  It watches for new Compose windows, and when appropriate 
' switches the format to HTML, and inserts my signature, followed by down, down, delete delete up 
' up up up (sounds like a video game code, I know; it removes two annoying line breaks after the 
' sig and moves the cursor to the top)...

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// Author: Adam Smith <[email protected]>
// License: public domain

    internal static class FontFamilies {

        static FontFamilies() {
            DefaultAppFontFamily = GetFirstAvailableFontFamily(new string[] { "Segoe UI", "Calibri", "Verdana" });
            Log.Logger.Debug(string.Format("Using font family {0}", DefaultAppFontFamily.Name));

            HeightTargetFontFamily = GetFirstAvailableFontFamily(new string[] { "Verdana" });