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I've used them to: - Make edits to a Latex file which would have taken me at least an hour longer to do. - Reverse-compile a PDF into Latex from a mere copy-p
by ogogmad 3y ago
I've used them to:
- Make edits to a Latex file which would have taken me at least an hour longer to do.
- Reverse-compile a PDF into Latex from a mere copy-paste.
- Translate a travel diary from French into English.
- Ask conceptual questions in difficult areas of mathematics. It's unreliable but it often has a "germ" of an idea. This is backed up by the Fields medalist Terence Tao.
- Helped me tutor someone by giving model solutions to homework and exam problems when I wasn't sure.
- Write a browser extension to do certain content blocking/censoring that none of the programs on my computer could do. I've never written a browser extension before, and this would have taken me a day longer.
- Give me feedback on emails I wrote.
- Helped me deal with a medical emergency.
- stavros 3y agoThose are good ideas, thanks. I don't like its writing, I find it stilted and awkward, but it's good if you want something that's not going to dissatisfy anyone. I've also used an LLM for some of the elements on that list, though it seems like I should use them more.