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Cursor AI Prompting Framework Usage Guide

This guide explains how to use the structured prompting files (core.md, refresh.md, request.md) to optimize your interactions with Cursor AI, leading to more reliable, safe, and effective coding assistance.

Core Components

core.md (Foundational Rules)
- Purpose: Establishes the fundamental operating principles, safety protocols, tool usage guidelines, and validation requirements for Cursor AI. It ensures consistent and cautious behavior across all interactions.
- Usage: This file's content should be persistently active during your Cursor sessions.

Google

"cocotte bag": exact match
"* is thicker than water": * to replace a phrase inside exact match
jaguar -car: minus to filter out matches
site:time.com google: search on site, you don't need '.', e.g. 'site:gov'
define:bae: check definition, even for slang
$0..$50: numeric range (ignore $)
"inbound marketing" ~professional: synonyms
related:nationalgeographic.com: similar sites

GitHub Infrastructure Engineer Questionnaire

Thanks again for applying to the Infrastructure Engineer job at GitHub! The purpose of this gist is to get a better sense of your technical skills and overall communication style. Take as much time as you need to answer these questions.

Section 1

Engineers at GitHub communicate primarily in written form, via GitHub Issues and Pull Requests. We expect our engineers to communicate clearly and effectively; they should be able to concisely express both their ideas as well as complex technological concepts.

Please answer the following questions in as much detail as you feel comfortable with. The questions are purposefully open-ended, and we hope you take the opportunity to show us your familiarity with various technologies, tools, and techniques. Limit each answer to half a page if possible; walls of text are not required, and you'll have a chance to discuss your answers in further detail during a phone interview if we move forward in the process. Finally, feel

NextJS sitemap generator

Install

The current setup has been tested on Next Js 7.0.0.

You need to install Axios.

$ npm install axios

	require 'socket'

	def welcome(chatter)
	chatter.print 'Welcome! Please enter your name: '
	chatter.readline.chomp
	end

	def broadcast(message, chatters)
	chatters.each do \|chatter\|
	chatter.puts message

	#!/usr/bin/env ruby

	# Run with
	# $ chmod +x chat.rb && ./chat.rb
	# or
	# $ ruby chat.rb

	require 'socket'
	require 'thread'

	require 'rubygems'
	require 'socket'
	include Socket::Constants

	class ChatServer

	def initialize
	@reading = Array.new
	@writing = Array.new
	@clients = Hash.new

	package main

	import (
	"crypto/rand"
	"encoding/base64"
	"fmt"
	"io"
	"math/big"
	)

	// License: MIT
	package main

	import (
	"crypto/rand"
	"fmt"
	"math/big"
	)

	// GenerateRandomASCIIString returns a securely generated random ASCII string.