hangil131

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   by hangil131 7mo ago

   I'm not sure inertia is correct for this. I think the reason is there are no needs for non-english charactered programming languages. Let's think about there are perfect program language made with Korean. If you are programmer,
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   by hangil131 7mo ago

   It is "韓(Han)" not "汉(Han)" just same pronouns. Currently, The short name of "Korea" in korean is "한국(Hanguk)" it means "Han contry" so all the identity of korea is in "han"
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   by hangil131 7mo ago

   Hello, interesting project. I’m a native Korean speaker, so I wanted to share a quick perspective from Korean. Nouns translate fairly naturally, but standalone verb commands in English need more care. In English, a verb like "find&quot
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   by hangil131 7mo ago

   I’ve been working on a project called *Mimesis Protocol* — a structured semantic representation model for natural language. The basic idea is that an utterance often has a gap between its surface form and its actual function in context. For