rogeruiz

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by rogeruiz 2y ago
> We do not issue refunds at this time. I would consider the information from the FAQ to be a clear sign that you shouldn't really trust the output of this service, even if you didn't know that Chat GPT shouldn't be truste
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by rogeruiz 3y ago
> Some helpful advice for writing is to not be afraid to throw away what you wrote This has been the most solid advice for me I've received around writing. Usually that panic writing after I've thrown something out and can&#x27
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by rogeruiz 3y ago
If you're more familiar with VSCode, you could use it as your visual diff tool, https://vscode.one/diff-vscode/ But essentially I only ever care about two versions of my writing. The current version that has been
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by rogeruiz 3y ago
For this kind of editing, I like to keep a scratch file (I use notational velocity, but any plain text file works) with sections denoted by Markdown pull-quotes `>` so I can track where I moved them from and what I'm thinking about
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Helpful Breakdown of Git Branches(write.rog.gr)
1 points by rogeruiz 5y ago|0 comments
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by rogeruiz 9y ago
My most productive time is when I am thoughtful of what I want to accomplish and write it down before I start. It’s really helped me using a script wrapped around Tmux sessions to achieve this. Two simple questions: What are you working on?
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by rogeruiz 9y ago
If you're interested in getting better at the terminal, I recommend you learn how to customize it. it'll really help you learn by doing and figuring out what it is you want to learn how to do first. It's what worked for me, t
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Show HN: Tick – a time-keeping CLI written in Rust(github.com)
3 points by rogeruiz 9y ago|0 comments