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You write faster with AI! I don't. In fact, I'm slower.
192 sats \ 6 comments \ @tonyaldon 3 Dec AI
You write faster with AI! I don't. In fact, I'm slower. But I write with more precision. When I'm done with a piece, it feels closer to what I really think.
What is definitely faster is trying different formulations: in seconds I can get alternatives, apply systematic rules, and compare my draft with what I have in mind.
And as I know what I like, when I get to place where I like it, I just stop (paraphrasing Rick Rubin here). No overthinking. I feel great about it. I'm done.
Faster to try, 100%. But faster to finish? I'm not so sure.
What about you, AI and your writing?
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40 sats \ 1 reply \ @softglitter2d 3 Dec
AI helps a lot with editing part, giving me advices about coherence. It highlights parts I don't see when I write. But my writing mode is slow also sir.
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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @tonyaldon OP 3 Dec
I agree with everything you said.
When I think I'm done and want some pushback, I use this prompt:
Here is my final draft, my final writing. Do not correct it. Just tell me:
  1. Why does it work? What is the psychology behind it?
  2. What can be removed or shortened?
  3. What is missing?
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20 sats \ 2 replies \ @OT 3 Dec
I haven't been able to find a way to make LLM's work for me. For now I'll still to the good old fashioned brain.
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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @tonyaldon OP 3 Dec
I think an old-fashioned brain will always work great.
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