tokinonagare

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by tokinonagare 2y ago
I don't need any TV channel nor statistics for my girlfriend to come home shocked because a friend of her got his apple watch and bag stolen that day, to witness a Japanese girl at an event having her bag stolen during the night, to be
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by tokinonagare 2y ago
> Are there, in fact, per what you said, "millions" of illegal immigrants being housed and fed in the EU on public subsidy? There is North of 700 000 illegal residents in France alone. So yes, millions in the UE. Here, they hav
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by tokinonagare 2y ago
> President Yoon Suk Yeol declared an “emergency martial law,” Tuesday accusing the country’s opposition of controlling the parliament [...] Yoon — whose approval rating has dipped in recent months — Seems like a coup. > Yoon’s conser
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by tokinonagare 2y ago
You may take it and be happy, but what is more likely to happen is workplaces enforcing 18/h workday (because hey, people don't need to sleep much anymore) so most are forced to take it and work more for not much salary raise. I b
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by tokinonagare 2y ago
It is, it just applies on different topics. Let's compare the prompts "shortly, why black culture is stronger than white culture" in ChatGPT and it will happily gives you an answer which is really positive. Now, type "sh
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by tokinonagare 2y ago
At least the company hired him back as a consultant with a big paycheck. It's ironic how managers and executices in organization, especially but not limited to companies, are always stressing about the clock for a few minutes lost here
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by tokinonagare 2y ago
Really? In France you're treated most of the time as a potential fraudster first, then maybe when planet aligns as customer in some services like train, tramway, post, banks (the state mandates to justify things like moving and using y
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by tokinonagare 2y ago
I've only ever been on OVH and was surprised to discover a few years ago that bandwidth is not only unlimited but also costly at most other hosting companies (including cloud ones).
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by tokinonagare 2y ago
He's speaking of research programs, not commercialized products. It's totally believable that some researchers would deploy a prototype somewhere, collect and tweak data to show it's effective then never check again. I worked
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by tokinonagare 2y ago
> the effect would be a lower tax bill for all non-cheaters Hahahaha. This is not how governments work. At all.
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by tokinonagare 2y ago
Just go in France and have a look. Also have a look at the evolution of the country PISA's score in the last decade, it is very telling.
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by tokinonagare 2y ago
The thing I miss the most from forum is someone starting a discussion with a post of their own. Then other people replying, and those replies having the same hierarchical level. Sure, it was annoying to read people doing quote to quote but
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by tokinonagare 2y ago
Well that's indeed bad, but looking at that illustrator portfolio, his skill is undeniable.
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by tokinonagare 2y ago
> Critics accuse him of spreading Russian Federation propaganda such as: claims of Nazism in Ukraine, Ukrainian attacks on Russian-speaking minority, claims of American "biolaboratories" in Ukraine, and accusing the US of causi
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by tokinonagare 2y ago
There seems to have something with Kim that make them resist the US :)
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by tokinonagare 2y ago
Probably because of the cultural goods available for free? I watched ton of Japanese animes back in the day that were not published in my country, or when it was very out of price (I bought manga tho, which were cheaper).
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by tokinonagare 2y ago
Yes, Université Catholique de Louvain (UCL) is a well known acronym. It's not a reason not define it in an article, in case other universities share the same acronym.
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by tokinonagare 2y ago
I expected that kind of remarks. Contrary to Western and Korean beliefs, Japanese researchers aren't obsessed with shitting on South Korea 24/7. There's a lot of individuals genuinely interested other languages and cultures,
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by tokinonagare 2y ago
Looks like it was more a political stun than anything really wanted or useful to the population: https://www.jstage.jst.go.jp/article/jrca/15/0/15_KJ00009911... (when reading the conclusion)
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by tokinonagare 2y ago
> you do need to actually have the motivation to regularly use them, though. They're not going to entice you with funny animations and points and leaderboards and notifications and all of those things. That's the gist of it. Ne
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by tokinonagare 2y ago
Also giving billions worth of weapon is seemingly totally fine but selling shells and sending troops to an allied country is "an escalation" when the opponent camp does it. The double standards and double speak is so tiring.
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by tokinonagare 2y ago
I did a radical change recently too, save for the fact my job (full remote) wasn't very well paid to begin with. The additional 700€/month I got for working in comparison to the unemployment benefit is absolutely not worth working
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by tokinonagare 2y ago
Well I found the exact reverse: people saying LLM are useful actually need them to be useful, so they could boast about their "prompt engineering" "skill" (i.e. typing a sentence) and "AI knowledge". I've
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by tokinonagare 2y ago
The elevator pitch for this service is indeed "X for leftists". This is why journalists are flocking to it, and speaking about it, despite it being totally irrelevant, just like X is.
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by tokinonagare 2y ago
The issue is not really in the IPA but how to use it. If you stay at the phonemic level, it's makes more words comparable but hides distinctions that occurs only in dialects. Also for a lot of language, there's multiple modelizati
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by tokinonagare 2y ago
Skill and willingness (to a fault) to pay people to do the job or at least be there is needed. Somehow their floppy+internet+paper_card+human-based health insurance is more efficient than in my country where we have a smart card and shiny w
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by tokinonagare 2y ago
I worked in EdTech research, it's a shitshow. Indeed the focus is on institutional learning while the power of tech is to empower people outside formal education. The amount of wishful thinking is unbelievable, protocols are often very
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by tokinonagare 2y ago
Most deadline are fake.
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by tokinonagare 2y ago
Being at the good place with the good people is indeed a very important factor for succeeding or not. In my first PhD experience in Japan my professor and the others just kept criticizing whatever I proposed for 3 years without giving me ac
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by tokinonagare 2y ago
> No idea about C♯ C#'s using aren't imports, and order indeed doesn't matter.

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