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An interesting post about a sympathetic problem, but one that could have benefitted from not being written in LinkedIn house style.
by Philpax 1y ago
An interesting post about a sympathetic problem, but one that could have benefitted from not being written in LinkedIn house style.
- rebelchrisycom 1y agoIm sorry, i use claude for formatting and it seems to think this is best Ill try and adjust a next one. Generally just talk my story, maybe a podcast would benefit me more
- sshine 1y agoJust run a second LLM pass on it and adjust the writing style by feeding it examples. Then run a final manual pass on it and remove the unnecessary parts. Write shorter. Half the words would have worked. Besides that, it’s embarrassing for me to read, because our spot on describes me. I have one coping strategy: when I’m taking care of my kid, or it’s a day off work where I’m grumpy because I left my dopamines at the office: I tell myself, I don’t get to enjoy computers all day. Knowing that resets my expectations and I can better enjoy family time. Took my entire 6 month paternity leave and 3 months of work before I finally “got it”. Still a struggle. But just being not cranky is a gigantic life improvement, my wife says.
- rebelchrisycom 1y agoThanks, i still like the voice to text, but will try to keep it more my own words next time. And glad some people share this feeling, maybe that was needed to be written about and opened up. Glad you found some coping form yourself
- sshine 1y agoYou can use voice to text and let the LLM come up with the article form. But feed it examples of good form.
- rebelchrisycom 1y agoThat's a good tip, I fed it my previous blog basically which was fully self written, but maybe you have some better tips?