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      <title>How I Built CVBlender: Building an AI-Powered CV Builder From Scratch</title>
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      <description>Why build another CV builder? Earlier this year I set out to build a CV builder as a side project. Not because the world is short of them, but because every time I had to update my own CV I ran into the same three problems.
First, most online CV builders are subscription traps. You spend an hour entering your work history, and only when you press download do you learn that the PDF costs a monthly subscription you will forget to cancel.</description>
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