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Man I want a job but even writing a single sentence on a CV takes more energy than making an entirely new blog from scratch
Writing a paper for a grade? Ezpz.
Writing a sentence for a resume? Top 10 most difficult challenges.
You wanna be original but also cooperate but also show who you actually are but also please the investors but also actually get the job but also not oversell yourself.
i tend to write in my funky way and then replace some of the funky with boring cooperate speak. Usually end up with an acceptable one.
One of the few things I felt like an LLM was good for.
I always felt that editing was far easier than coming up from scratch, even when my final result is completely different from the LLM's output.