Re:The Year of Exploration: My Journey to Founding Quesma
by RankingMember on Monday January 08, 2024 @02:11PM
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For real, this is egregious- OP, if you're using ChatGPT to make content, please stop.
Re:The Year of Exploration: My Journey to Founding Quesma
by jakderrida on Monday January 08, 2024 @03:31PM
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It looks like my writing while a pretentious 14 year old that didn't realize how transparent it was I was trying to prove I was smarter than everyone.
Re:The Year of Exploration: My Journey to Founding Quesma
by jakozaur on Monday January 08, 2024 @02:12PM
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I used AI for copywriting. I wrote every initial sentence. The amount of facts and words is roughly same as in my draft.
Re:The Year of Exploration: My Journey to Founding Quesma
by munificent on Monday January 08, 2024 @02:30PM
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In the future, please consider that any actual human who chooses to spend a fraction of their finite time on Earth reading your words deserves to have that time spent reading something you actually wrote using your own effort and mind.
I read blogs to connect with people, not LLMs. I have far far better things to do with my life then waste it stumbling through mostly-meaningless machine-generated word vomit.
If you don't feel it's worth your time to write the sentences, why on Earth should I feel it's worth my time to read them?
Re:The Year of Exploration: My Journey to Founding Quesma
by RugnirViking on Monday January 08, 2024 @07:21PM
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I would bet your notes would have been better. This is drivel, like it's written for the CV of someone without much emotional intelligence
> During this journey, my co-founder and I also came to a pivotal realisation about our partnership. While we shared a great personal rapport, our business visions diverged significantly. My inclination was towards sophisticated B2B enterprise technology, whereas my partner favoured B2C models focused on operational excellence. Our efforts to align our distinct approaches ultimately highlighted our partnership’s strengths and limitations. With mutual respect and acknowledgement of our differing paths, we decided to pursue our entrepreneurial journeys separately.
Who the heck writes like this? It seems like a potentially interesting aspect of the story (topics about relationships and disagreements usually are), but it's written in such a bland monotonic way that it extracts all the emotion and intrigue out of it. It reminds me of the language that businesses use when announcing layoffs.