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Awesome, thanks so much for open-sourcing! Will use it to generate my C.V. in Word format.

Finally someone put my thought on this topic into words! (Hopefully the author used a suitably invisible tool to write this.)

Well I've had more mixed experiences with other kinds of professions. Real estate agents have fibbed to me about the condition of the property, recruitment agents have misrepresent…

But it's good that being virtuous is the "easy path" for them. That's how I want it to be. Why would I want to make it difficult or put impediments in the way of my doctors doing t…

Admittedly this is anecdotal, but I've visited many doctors over the years, as a patient, and pretty much all of them treated me well, practiced their jobs professionally and gave …

FWIW, I've been using AI, but instead of "max # of lines/commits", I'm optimising for "min # of pr comments/iterations/bugs". My goal is to end up with less/simpler code and more/b…

Can you provide a link to this app? Or alternately, share a few of the prompts by which you built it? I only ask because, if it's really that easy/simple, I'd like to do the same t…

No, it’s just getting started!

Using LibreOffice with embedded open-source fonts to create a nicely formatted and portable CV

TL;DR: To lose unwanted fat in a healthy, sustainable, frugal and environmentally-friendly way, follow a whole-food plant-based diet and maintain a calorie deficit over a long peri…

I think this skill could save time in a very rushed business environment. A while back I wrote a prompt to build a script that runs git-reflog to get a the list of distinct authors…

If you're looking to maximise employability / pay scale, maybe you can do some small side projects, just enough to showcase curiosity/open-mindedness. Examples: - Build a useful ba…

Why to complain? Seems like heaven to me.

> For most people—who won't solve complex math problems daily at work—the takeaway from learning math is not their mechanical ability at solving math problems. The takeaway is thei…

I know what you mean, in fact I remember earlier on when I started the course, I had wanted to use these kinds of substitution techniques, etc. and thought I could finish the cours…

Ok well thanks for the Algebra book recommendations, will see about working through those first.

> this is one big hurdle in learning math backwards. You discover new missing pieces at every corner. Each missing piece leading to another missing piece. Yes this is exactly what …

> My guess is that most people hit a wall of abstraction at certain point. I don't think it's a limit to their abstraction, I think it's that they didn't work properly on the funda…

It serves a need just not my need! (As someone who's surprisingly bad at math and trying to undertake a Calculus pre-req to get into university!)

> Yep, this is the number one reason people think they aren’t suited for math. Everything is built on everything else, and if you missed anything you’re screwed. It takes a while t…