There's no denying that ChatGPT has now become a big part of a lot of peoples' workflows over the past 6 months or so. You might already be full-steam ahead incorporating it into your own routine, or maybe you're integrating things slowly. Whatever the case, I'm sure you'd like to know what others are doing in this area.
Eric Tung, founder of Linkr, started a thread on this topic on Product Hunt that you might want to check out:
How do you use ChatGPT to boost your daily efficiency?
Since Product Hunt has a pretty diverse user base (ranging from designers to CEOs to hardcore engineers), it's interesting to read the responses. Many simply said it's like a search engine to them but there are some other interesting answers. One user even said he's using it for jokes. Not sure if that qualifies as "efficiency" but maybe he works for a comedy show or something! 😏
I've used it a little bit myself for basic research and coming up with ideas for short coding tutorials. In some cases, I've even used for at least one large article, but I don't allow it to write my content for me. I use it as a very basic guide, and I always verify everything it says (it's often wrong!). If I do use its content, I always rewrite it to make sure it's my voice.
Maybe you'll be able to benefit from some of the ideas in that thread too!
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