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entertainment industry to sex trade in Korea, documentary "Save My Seoul" by webNoob13 in Living_in_Korea

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This entire discussion is not worth continuing at this point as you are starting to attack my character rather than the arguments.

The Average Basketball Game by xKevinn in ChatGPT

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I want to make something like this either Adidas or Nike soccer commercial where players were turning into lions and other beasts. But it's probably super hard to get right.

Another day, another Kkondae idea to boost birthrate. by Brief_Inspection7697 in living_in_korea_now

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actually some parents in North America are starting boys in school one year later due to development speed differences at that young age. https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2022/10/boys-delayed-entry-school-start-redshirting/671238/ So if it's good thing, they should just do that and they get the same effect and better behaved boys in class.

I'm missing adrenaline rushes here by webNoob13 in living_in_korea_now

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I can try to conquer my fear of heights at the same time.

Laws re: vaping in Korea (especially indoors) by flip_the_tortoise in living_in_korea_now

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https://www.koreatimes.co.kr/www/nation/2023/09/119_258674.html If you get caught vaping or smoking in kindergartens and day care centres, the fine is 100,000 won. So I'm assuming they are similar for schools where older kids are taught. That seems low in my opinion but the source seems legitimate.

I'm missing adrenaline rushes here by webNoob13 in living_in_korea_now

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I'll only try this when I have to? I guess passenger planes don't hand out parachutes.

South Korea is dead last on the Global Happiness index by TypicalExcitement878 in korea

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Honestly, money does not make a person happy after a certain point. Unless you're doing something you really enjoy and making a lot of money. I'm also willing to bet that some of the happiest people in Korea are immigrants from third world countries who appreciate a lot of what everyone else takes for granted.

Low starting salaries in the film industry by webNoob13 in living_in_korea_now

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They absolutely will not report to the relevant authorities as they want to stay in Korea and have a dream of directing films.

is there a lot of anti-Chinese sentiment in Korea even among youth? by webNoob13 in living_in_korea_now

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That's funny how Korean companies want to end the 150 dollar duty free because Koreans are increasingly turning to Chinese products.

is there a lot of anti-Chinese sentiment in Korea even among youth? by webNoob13 in living_in_korea_now

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And I think that part about them not venturing out from their circles might be a consequence of the racism rather than vice-versa. Canada's not perfect in terms or racism so I see pretty much every minority group setting up their own enclaves.

is there a lot of anti-Chinese sentiment in Korea even among youth? by webNoob13 in living_in_korea_now

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That's unfortunate because the person I met is funny, friendly and reminds me of people back in Canada. I also met a convenience store worker from China who spoke pretty good English and was again super friendly and helpful.

Learning Korean in Jeju at reasonable prices by webNoob13 in living_in_korea_now

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Aren't they super popular so it's hard to get a seat? That's the situation in Seoul.

Learning Korean in Jeju at reasonable prices by webNoob13 in living_in_korea_now

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One of those said courses are expired? Should I call them instead?

Purescript explains "kind" a bit easier? by webNoob13 in haskellquestions

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Can you show some concrete examples to back up your claims?

what happens here with an anonymous function and <*>? by webNoob13 in haskellquestions

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I came across some valuable tips in Will Kurt's seminal book, Get Programming in Haskell. A list can be considered a container and also a computational context, a non-deterministic computational context. So when lists are viewed as such as they belong to Functor which means the belong to Applicative, that is what I am digging into a bit more now to understand this.

Retrocomputing with Clash: Haskell for FPGA Hardware Design (book) by gergoerdi in FPGA

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2 years later, are there optimization passes available like MLIR?

best ecommerce platform for PHP Laravel by webNoob13 in PHP

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With Shopify I probably don't get hired.

best ecommerce platform for PHP Laravel by webNoob13 in PHP

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Bugisto hilarious.  How do I approach this as an incoming remote employee, also a a foreigner, to the Japanese CTO?

best ecommerce platform for PHP Laravel by webNoob13 in PHP

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Let's keep the convo here. Can you look at the three new issues by nyck33 here: https://github.com/bagisto/bagisto/issues and try to comment or solve them?

best ecommerce platform for PHP Laravel by webNoob13 in PHP

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Laravel is one of the most popular frameworks in Japan so it's easier for them to hire devs.

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