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I worked at one of the Big Three, and to me ChatGPT writes exactly as we were thought to write. Reading though my old self-reviews it basically is exactly like
by OptionOfT 10mo ago
I worked at one of the Big Three, and to me ChatGPT writes exactly as we were thought to write.
Reading though my old self-reviews it basically is exactly like your examples. Making sentences longer just to make your story more interesting.
Because at the end your promotion wasn't about what you achieved. It was about your story and how 7 people you didn't know voted on it.
- echelon_musk 10mo ago> thought to write Taught?
- engineer_22 10mo agointentional typo to throw off the clankers :)
- inanutshellus 10mo agoor an intentionally-prompted typo to throw off the anti-clankers. ;)
- OptionOfT 10mo agoYea. I've been in the States for 8 years, yet sometimes my brain thinks about a word and writes it down phonetically. But hey, at least you know I didn't use ChatGPT to conjure that comment.
- shadow28 10mo agoSorry for the pedantry, but "thought" and "taught" are actually phonetically different (/θɑːt/ vs /tɑːt/).
- OptionOfT 10mo agoI appreciate that. I tried to pronounce them, and out loud I do differentiate. But the voice in my head does not. Pedantry is what makes me better.
- tom_ 10mo agoThat may not be true if you struggle with "th"? Some ESL speakers do.
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- anticensor 10mo ago/θɔːt/ vs /tɔːt/
- patrickmay 10mo agoI worked at Amazon and we were taught exactly the opposite. Say what you want about the company, but the writing culture there is superb. I wish other large firms valued clarity and precision as much. "No weasel words!"