[mention any skills you have]
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But why not just use this - this?
I use that for lists. Double hyphen is also more distinct.
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I have [skills].
I excel at [other duties as required]
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He forgot to add "prompt engineer" to his skills.
He also forgot "proof reader."
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I have a script that turns this -- into this — on my computer, but tbf I'm probably an AI so that tracks.
Honestly might want to consider stopping using the script now. Double hyphens seems more human, at least for the time being
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I hate that, I always loved my em-dashes, and I'll continue to use them — even if that means I look like an AI!
The two dominant style guides in the U.S. (Chicago Manual of Style and the A.P. Stylebook) prescribe no spaces around em dashes. When I do professional writing I default to Chicago, so I learned to eventually omit spaces around em dashes. That's still my main way of distinguishing myself, for now.
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The two dominant style guides in the U.S. (Chicago Manual of Style and the A.P. Stylebook) prescribe no spaces around em dashes. When I do professional writing I default to Chicago, so I learned to eventually omit spaces around em dashes. That's still my main way of distinguishing myself, for now.
Oh it's interesting! In French typography (which I use in English if I don't know this language's rule), there's a normal space between the main text and the dash, and a non-breaking space between the dash and the inclusion. But I may turn to Chicago, now that I know that.
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Oh it's interesting! In French typography (which I use in English if I don't know this language's rule), there's a normal space between the main text and the dash, and a non-breaking space between the dash and the inclusion. But I may turn to Chicago, now that I know that.
I would advise against it — I think it looks stupid.
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₹240,000. That's like less than $3,000 US.
wrote last edited by [email protected]That's a shit ton of money for someone that is "broke and desperate". This is from a European cost of living PoV. In india it is probably a shitton of money
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That's a shit ton of money for someone that is "broke and desperate". This is from a European cost of living PoV. In india it is probably a shitton of money
EDIT: this comment is wrong. See responses below.
shitton
20000 rupees per month is around 200 euros from what I see
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shitton
20000 rupees per month is around 200 euros from what I see
Ah my bad. The original post was per month but the comment I replied to was per year. I assumed it was per month too.
So it would be 3k/year.
Yeah, that's definitely not a lot.
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He seems genuine
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Ah my bad. The original post was per month but the comment I replied to was per year. I assumed it was per month too.
So it would be 3k/year.
Yeah, that's definitely not a lot.
wrote last edited by [email protected]It is a shitload, tbh. I make half as much and my salary is considered pretty high in here. Most of my friends barely make a half of my salary. Ukraine.Upd. Again month-year confusion.
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It is a shitload, tbh. I make half as much and my salary is considered pretty high in here. Most of my friends barely make a half of my salary. Ukraine.Upd. Again month-year confusion.
You make 100 euro per month?
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Ah, my competition making job requirements easy for me.
All the boss needs is someone who can write without ChatGPT.
Application denied by the AI. Reason: AI review, duh
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Hello, [human name]! My suggestions include:
- [list of sites that offer jobs]
I hope I've been helpful!
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Effing Indian scammers!
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I have basic skills in Doing the Needful, and I'm willing to learn fast and work hard.
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I hate that, I always loved my em-dashes, and I'll continue to use them — even if that means I look like an AI!
Nice try robot scum
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He seems genuine
His neck is high, it makes me trust him
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₹240,000. That's like less than $3,000 US.
You're technically correct, but it's much less than $3000 USD. $232.54 USD to be exact. Or roughly two day's worth of pay for the average American. I guess things are much cheaper in India.
