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We’ve come full circle to “BERT has a mouth and it must speak” https://arxiv.org/abs/1902.04094

Hahaha this is Twoflower’s luggage

I think this app conflates ingredients with actual food. From the listed food the person probably eats 된장찌개 but the ingredients are listed one by one

What coding harness are you using? I am trying to take the plunge and wondering which I should use

I’m a B2B SaaS consultant and I got B2B SaaS consultant

Those people are uncomfortable because you confuse ecomonic/ wealth divide with racial divide

This resonates with our crusade to eradicate Ums once and for all.

- Ums Considered Harmful: https://hamanlp.org/research/ums/

- Related paper: https://hamanlp.org/SIGBOVIK_2026.pdf

I kinda disagree with the general sentiment of the article. IMO the author mistakes a low context social style for imperial tastelessness. I, a Korean, lived in the US for a decade so I do have experience with this "imperialism" the author tries to illustrate.

However, the American behavior the author is describing is more attributed to how American social norms don't force anyone to "read the room" and "know your place". At least, not as much as Italians and Koreans. Americans have simple rules they abide by, like general etiquette and the constitution. And Americans are brought up to neither refrain from nor judge others acting within that boundary.

So I don't agree Americans are "tasteless". I find Americans to be more tolerant and accepting, at least compared to cultures with longer history. And that is the American "taste" in my opinion. This has its cons, one of which is someone from my culture thinking they are oblivious to others around them.

Seems we must have a macOS Codex App running to enable linux box - phone communication

Could Codex CLI get this support also? I am sure a lot of us are running remote linux machines with Nvidia GPUs, with codex CLI running

They live in a pretty big conservatory (korean link but you can see the pictures)

https://m.wikitree.co.kr/articles/1132213

Yes this is a pain in the ass for many many Koreans.

Your eyes have to scan for:

- South Korea - Korea, South - Republic of Korea - Korea, Republic of

And then you have - North Korea - Korea, North - Democratic People's Republic of Korea - Korea, Democratic People's Republic of

Fun fact: this probably originates from a viral Korean dude who actually walked to a car wash because it was close. So this is a case where a human actually failed

https://pgr21.com/humor/340572

This politician is basically a Korean knockoff of Charlie Kirk.

In his 40s, touring the country "debating" college kids. Selling middle-school level economic arguments that appeal to online community addicts.

Basically a spokesman for the "I tell it like it is" crowd.

We excel at things that look good on paper.

Average korean:

We just hope Americans realize some day that the world is not taking advantage of them like Trump wants them to believe.

Korea is very dependent on America but this is a mutually beneficial situation. We are their customers and they are ours. Except Korea is more desparate so the US can afford to rip us off or kill contracts whenever it feels like it. We are always thankful to UN allies and the US for freeing SK from NK but Americans are not here to save us. They are here to snoop into beijing and control the pacific ocean.

That my friend is the Korean Way (^tm).

If they don’t meet the minimum AI namedrop quota, Seocho Samsung HQ rejects the proposal.

Super super small g2p library (IPA transcription) with Zig, WASM, and Llama.

https://seongminpark.com/ipa-transcription-in-kilobytes-with...

Wow I just tried this and it's great!

I regularly paste papers into LLM interfaces but they all spit out generic non-helpful answers. Your app is the only one i've seen that actually helps me understand.

I am using Gemini 2.0 pro

This is why, whenever I can, I call RLHF/DPO "sequence level calibration" instead of "alignment tuning".

Some precursors to RLHF: https://arxiv.org/abs/2210.00045 https://arxiv.org/abs/2203.16804

Bun is amazing. It’s a life hack for me. Chatgpt doesnt know much about it so there’s some productivity hit but i love bun.

Same for me. I was in the “whats the point npm will have all these next year” camp. Finally tried bun and was blown away. Subtle things in DX add up. For my project Bun is so “next generation”.

Hmm.. if anybody feels the blunt force of failure it's them. But they feel it was a success so I believe it must have been. Also they don't need to cope now.

What? When did I call anyone a nazi? Whatever you perceive happened for the last 15 years has nothing to do with my comment. I said what you yourself said: lets recognize what is potentially hurtful

I fall on the opposite spectrum: I don't think the author's call for consideracy deserves shaming with a term like "language policing". Instead in my mind, I label comments like this that reject calls for compassion as "defensive insensitivity". I think terms can still be demeaning even without demeaning intentions. Like "orientals".

I agree. What's so hard about acting a bit more considerate instead of telling others to stop getting hurt? Nobody is out to criticize anyone's intentions or accuse them of being colonialists. Sometimes it costs to be considerate but not this instance.

Safety hazards and disregard for accesibility as well

South Korean communities are fixated on this wall issue to an abnormal degree. Discussion of this wall has become a congregation of people who 1. See this tragedy as an opportunity to deride province the airport is located in. 2. Want to be contrarian to those who tell them to wait until official results are out. 3. Feel like the society is "forcing them to mourn" (whatever that means) and would like to look at the cold hard "FACTS". It's a mess.

All i can say is.. f** ajit pai

All we know is people were already talking about this in 1910.