Okay, that kind of delights me! But be careful!
]]>Since you seem to be asking… My take is that you’re wading in dangerous waters. First of all, bouncing ideas around and refining them is part of the work. Yes, it can be hard on your own – and if you really need that then maybe you should look for some humans – but that “hard” is part of challenging your creative self. Also, the LLMs, by design, tell you what you want to hear. So they’re not going to push you. Instead they’ll put you in a self-congratulatory circle. Finally, those words will very likely creep into your writing. Even if you don’t copy/paste, they’ll be in your head. I can talk about this more on Friday’s podcast.
]]>Ha! I love this! I might have to borrow “making pearls.”
]]>I say “lady flutters”. But if the guy is being unattractive and it’s a turn off (I’m dry), I say “I’m making pearls.”
]]>I think he was a guidance counselor at the school, but maybe not hers. It was terrible, no matter how you slice it.
]]>It certainly was a horrific event, and one that I’d never heard of even though I’m a lifelong resident of Wyoming and had lived in Laramie not all that long before that.
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