Dallin @dallindev

ChatGPT is great. Reading it is slow. I fixed that. 2-3x faster, no emoji clutter Chrome extension ↓ https://t.co/2XfCkEPy1G bit.ly/4jVvaWK Utah Joined September 2025

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Dallin @dallindev

4 months ago

Speed reading isn’t about reading faster. It’s about removing unnecessary eye movement.

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4 months ago

@KscYusuf Completely agree. I got sick of waiting, so I built a small tool for myself that makes parsing the long answers more manageable.

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4 months ago

@shubh19 Yeah, after hitting this enough times, I ended up building something small for myself to make long answers easier to get through.

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Dallin @dallindev

4 months ago

@mhawthorne That's the frustrating part of working with ChatGPT on anything complicated. The deeper the work gets, the more the bottleneck becomes reading the output, not asking good questions.

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Dallin @dallindev

4 months ago

@J3rryH0well Totally. Long conversations turn into a scroll fest and fatigue sets in fast. especially when messages stop rendering reliably.

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4 months ago

@CoKeynesian Completely agree. The quality is there, but long responses and scrolling really kill momentum.

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4 months ago

@afarnham @NeuralNets4Life Yeah, that's the hidden cost. ChatGPT helps with depth, but reading long responses slows everything down. Especially with dense texts like The Republic.

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Dallin @dallindev

4 months ago

@realAMLee Definitely. Long answers are fine on desktop, but on mobile they're rough to get through.

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4 months ago

@codewithimanshu @Fran_actua Using effective prompts is critical. Reading the output quickly helps you maximize your productivity.

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Dallin @dallindev

4 months ago

@Fran_actua Prompts are getting better, but the real bottleneck is still reading the output. Especially once answers get long.

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Dallin @dallindev

4 months ago

If generation is 40% faster, consumption matters more. Built ChatGPT Speed Read for exactly this: bit.ly/4jVvaWK

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Dallin @dallindev

4 months ago

GPT-5.2 just dropped, and it's apparently 40% faster with the same quality. The bottleneck is shifting.

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Dallin @dallindev

4 months ago

@knowRowan Thanks Rowan!

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Dallin @dallindev

4 months ago

ChatGPT is powerful, but reading long answers is exhausting. I built a Chrome extension that: – removes emojis & clutter – cleans punctuation – lets you read responses 2–3× faster Demo ↓

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Dallin @dallindev

4 months ago

AI output should feel like documentation, not a group chat.

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Dallin @dallindev

4 months ago

@ShawkyMesbah Great tip, thanks Shawky!

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Dallin @dallindev

4 months ago

Great thread. I've been switching from Cursor to Claude Code this week. Anyone have other tips to maximize its usefulness?

I'm Boris and I created Claude Code. I wanted to quickly share a few tips for using Claude Code, sourced directly from the Claude Code team. The way the team uses Claude is different than how I use it. Remember: there is no one right way to use Claude Code -- everyones' setup is

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Dallin @dallindev

4 months ago

@cslimtweets @scoopdiddy1 @TW1NKD3STR0YER If you're ever dealing with long, unwieldy ChatGPT response novels, you should try adding speed reading to your toolkit. It's made dealing with ChatGPT a lot nicer for me.

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Dallin @dallindev

4 months ago

@thecodaguy To be fair, developers were already copy-paste experts, just with StackOverflow. Adding speed-reading to my stack is helping me get to the relevant answers more quickly.