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Re:When you lose the ability to write, you also lose some of... by Kim_Bruning on Thursday May 11, 2023 @05:52AM (#35899953)
It might depend on your workflow. In many workflows (mine included), you tend to start out with a bunch of messy ideas and then slowly polish them into something usable. ChatGPT is a very powerful tool along the way here. It can help organize things, it can help rephrase your thoughts, and it can help solve minor issues along the way. Sometimes it can even do some fairly fancy things that previously could only be done by a human.

For now I'd treat it more like a sparring partner who can help you with your ideas and support you throughout your process, rather than a magical genie that can magically solve your problem for you. And in this manner I find it to be very useful indeed.

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Re:When you lose the ability to write, you also lose some of... by hammyhavoc on Thursday May 11, 2023 @05:58AM (#35900002)
Can you give an example on how you organize via ChatGPT? Keep in mind that this is a term I associate with project management systems like Active Collab, note-taking systems like Obsidian.md and OneNote, task managers like MyLifeOrganized, so your idea of what that entails might be quite different.
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