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xodn348
7mo ago
The fact that you're already thinking about it means you can do it. Go for it!
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Just added that link to the README — it fits perfectly in the "Beauty of Hangul" section.
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That is a deep knowledge that even Korean-natives would not know. I will add this site as a reference to Github. I am glad that I have you as a supporter!
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Fair point that [ ] can blend in. For Korean readers the character systems look quite different, but I can see how it's hard to parse visually without familiarity. As you said, syntax highlighting helps a lot — there's a colored s
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만나서 반가워요! What you talked is mostly right and I did not know about typing in Korean, the left-hand side and right-hand side. Btw, Consonant(Jaeum) and vowel(Moeum). In experience-wise, what you had would be precise.
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Really interesting approach — attacking token efficiency at the encoding level is more fundamental than what I did. Even without retraining BPE from scratch, starting with YUTF-8 and measuring how existing tokenizers handle it would already
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I feel sorry for you, mate. Made in 2 minutes ago account.
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Thanks! One thing that motivated me was curiosity about prompt efficiency in the AI era. Hangul is beautifully dense — a single syllable block packs initial consonant + vowel + final consonant into one character. I wondered if Korean-keywor
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Show HN: Han – A Korean programming language written in Rust
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Ask HN: Has anyone built an AI agent that spends real money?
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Haha that should be true but we human still need to resource to process things. AI might help me to do it. Thanks for the comment, btw.
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Thank you for your positive feedback. I would delve into more on semantic search soon. What you talked seems relying more on relationships between people. I would love to find out the solution. Thanks!
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Thank you for your feedback. I agree with your opinion about ai agents and all the information they cast is not really credible. As a result, I choose to start with the expert or reliable people in the community to understand it better.
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It's better to be a happy optimist than a smart pessimist.
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Show HN: Readhn – AI-Native Hacker News MCP Server (Discover, Trust, Understand)
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very expected outcomes.
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7mo ago
This is the purpose of testing. Wouldn't be a reason to upload this post?
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Ask HN: I built an AI-native codebase framework–could you evaluate it?
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Show HN: Everymorning – Daily digest of top fresh STEM papers from ArXiv
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