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hojinkoh

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    Comment #48930770

    Also through LLMs we now have pieces that are strangely-shaped and are 20x larger... That probably would not be a fun game to play lol

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    Comment #48486306

    It's not mentioned in the title, but the payload itself comes with a pretty long wall-of-text comments about biological weapon design and nuclear weapon components. An interesting …

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    Comment #48290277

    Early Kagi adopter here. I'm actually not aware of most of its AI/LLM features, which is part of why I like it. I noticed Kagi translation when the LinkedIn translator became a mem…

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    Comment #47971748

    Refund and non-existent customer service aside, this actually seems like a viable way to promote/demote/destroy specific 3rd-party tools from Anthropic's side.

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    Comment #47802664

    ollama is certainly a "useful" tool. I've lost count how many times my non-technical boss (a professor) said "I can run this model in ollama on my notebook, so obviously it's easy …

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    Comment #47164120

    I still have em-dash pinned at the top of my clipboard manager. Though nowadays I'm training myself to use some more definitely incorrect punctuations ((like this)) in informal sce…

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    Comment #46974506

    I love the ridiculously precise point estimate paired with ridiculously wide 95% confidence interval lol

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    Comment #46836003

    And to think the date mentioned in the story IS in 2026 feels almost surreal...

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    Comment #46740939

    > This seems like finding spelling errors and using them to cast the entire paper into doubt. Well, to be fair, I did encounter this from actual human peer reviewers before the who…

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    Comment #46342264

    We need to integrate how Singapore and Japan do oral English into our writing I guess. Joking aside, as a nonnative English speaker who spent quite a bit of time to learn to write …

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    Comment #45385002

    Native Asian, bouncing between Taiwan and Japan. Kagi works quite well for these two locales. Even for gov docs, medical docs, and for some rather obscure Taiwanese language things…

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    Comment #44018295

    Couldn't think of any applications of this outside of doing actual magic. But this is awesome still!

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    Comment #41375790

    I get similar things on Facebook too. The problem is, my Facebook profile clearly stated that I'm an asexual female, but the recommendation engine obviously didn't pick that up...

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    Comment #39913746

    I can't imagine how terrifying it will be if I was on Taipei 101 during this quake...

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    Comment #39249323

    Before clicking into the actual article, I wondered (just from the title alone) if bloomberg suddenly started to cover shadowsocks or something.... lol

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    Comment #39202218

    This is pretty fun :D .... and at the same time endearing (?) to see all these fictional civilizations make similar mistakes ours did in the past...

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    Comment #39200552

    After the presidential election in Taiwan earlier this month, many important political figures (current president, next president, opposition leaders, A LOT OF parliament members..…

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    Comment #39064686

    Congratulations Japan!

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    Comment #38900810

    This reminded me of a late-1990s Taiwanese RPG by DOMO Studio called "Tun Town" (I'm not sure if it was translated into English...), in which the main plot was a fictional town dri…

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    Comment #37289849

    In the city I'm aspiring to buy a house (a.k.a. somewhere near Tokyo), you only need to put the down payment if the construction hasn't finished yet. There will be no mortgage unti…

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    Comment #37282150

    My sister once taught me a small trick to calm myself down when I was anxious but had no idea what I was anxious about: Count down from a random 3-digit number, subtracting 7 at ea…

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    Comment #37257000

    It may be a good idea to read the article first. > Originally taken from Chinese sources, these are still well-known around East Asia. > The names were also originally taken from C…

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    Comment #37235045

    Congratulations to India!