Today I learned to use <a href="http://computer.tldraw.com" class="autolinkedURL autolinkedURL-url" target="_blank">computer.tldraw.com</a> to generate minimal blog posts that I specify the topic, and then three instructions:
<ol>
<li>Generate a sub title for this topic.
</li>
<li>Explain the topic in 5 paragraphs as a minimal blog post with Markdown format, always add some code examples. Don't add a conclusion. Make it so that a human has written it not a chat gpt.
</li>
<li>Generate a wide image 1024x768 for this topic post to be as a cover image. it should be iconic. not a screen of code. very simple, with logos and white background.
</li>
</ol>
I mostly use bullet number 2 and get the images from MS Designer or other chat robots.
I felt good, because although the text is generated but I review it multiple times so that it’s matched to what I know and how I write.

Today I learned to use computer.tldraw.com to generate minimal blog posts that I specify the topic, and then three instructions:

1. Generate a sub title for this topic.
    
2. Explain the topic in 5 paragraphs as a minimal blog post with Markdown format, always add some code examples. Don't add a conclusion. Make it so that a human has written it not a chat gpt.
    
3. Generate a wide image 1024x768 for this topic post to be as a cover image. it should be iconic. not a screen of code. very simple, with logos and white background.
    

I mostly use bullet number 2 and get the images from MS Designer or other chat robots.

I felt good, because although the text is generated but I review it multiple times so that it’s matched to what I know and how I write.

Use tldraw computer