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second_brekkie
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About second_brekkie
Interests: Programming, Remote Work, Web Development
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Comment #45255683
Can you share the link to the 'plate licking' article? It's ok if it's in Korean.
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Comment #45255643
At least some of them were not on the correct visas, and it's possible some may have overstayed. The most egregious violation was that they were using Korean contractors for constr…
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Comment #45207453
I happen to know someone well who works for a Korean Conglomerate building industrial/car batteries in the US. When you do construction work, or operate the production line it has …
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Comment #42168151
Agreeing with other comments. I wouldn't take this too seriously. Judging by the Korean score. Korea's English proficiency is nowhere near that high. Among university age reading a…
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Comment #40795287
Source: I live in SK For some context, you can't live in South Korea and not use Kakao, even your grandma has it. So the fact that they have so many holes in their security is a ca…
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Comment #39007094
Is there anybody here using this now? How does using the FSRS plugin on desktop effect the usage on mobile? I'm curious but don't want to mess up my anki setup.
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Comment #38186981
21/24 That was fun, also surprised by the difficulty. Kept slipping up on the less known Gondorian kings. Also if your a filthy casual like me and cba to re-read the Silmarilion, N…
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Comment #38177451
This is a nice article. I've used Ecto embedded schemas and nimble options separately but never thought to use them together. Faced with this kind of issue, I'd use Ash with the `S…
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Comment #38172742
Get Korean teacher irl or on italki. At least once or twice a week.Try to speak and listen to much Korean as you can. Watch Korean kids tv shows on Netflix with Korean & english su…
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Comment #37982767
Maybe Korea also had blue traffic lights in the past. But they still call green traffic lights 'blue' even though all of them use a green coloured light. I think the use of blue to…
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Comment #37183550
Being from the UK, I feel its a generalisation to say the west is an ask culture. I really feel like there's more of a guess culture outside of close friendship in the UK, especial…
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Comment #37071961
I've also got this. It was some kid using ChatGPT to get around parental controls on their xbox. Very different to the Korean grammar question I was asking.
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Comment #36939610
I make pretty heavy use of chat-gpt for language learning it's pretty good. But there's some overhead in tuning the prompting to get what you want, if this could cut down on that I…
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Comment #35769140
Cracking open the window isn't a Korean thing, no. But feeling safe to do it literally anywhere in the country (including deprevated areas) is something you can do in Korea and I'd…
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Comment #35769052
So in Korea it's pronounced hyun-dae. But they spelt it 'hyundai' (said hy-un-dai) for western markets to sound more Japanese so their brand was associated with the quality of Toyo…
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Comment #35769025
It's not surprising that both the cars have the same vulnerability as kia and hyundai are owned by the same parent company. Its also not unsurprising it was the Korean car manufact…
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Comment #35768172
So I read the article having never heard of this before and then looked it up on YouTube. Having not watched it the right way round. It does kind of change the narrative. It kind o…
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Comment #35713925
Ahah I'm British and it's all my mum watches too. Shes a gentle soul and there are some very genteel K-Drama that don't include sex, violence, rude jokes or dark themes. Which is q…
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Comment #35595346
In Korean fashion too pretty much all writing is in English too. It's all grammatically correct-ish but it reads unnaturally to a native English speaker.
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Comment #34239212
I live in Korea. In my experience pretty much everyone I know uses banking apps which you can do everything through, not online banking through a browser. You would hope that these…
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Comment #31953029
BBC | London | hybrid-remote | Elixir | Mid and Senior Software Engineers We build applications offering product-based business logic routing to serve most BBC products. This is fo…
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Comment #31952912
Location: South Korea (globally remote in UTC+8 - UTC+10) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Elixir, Phoenix, Python Salary: $70k (negotiable) Resume/CV: https://git…