常藍守 奏 🍜💜💌🍐🍣🐱☔🐉

한성전기회사 차표 (서울전차 승차권) 1899년 9월 12일자 황성신문 4면 상등, 하등으로 나누어져 있었나

これめっちゃすき（言語の部屋のハンガリー語）

yiとwuは「ヨィ」と「ヲゥ」で良いんじゃないかと思っている。

イィ yi とウゥ wu、代替表記が思いつかないから仕方ないけど、どうもしっくりこないよね。ゲルンディウムとゲルンディウゥム…？

This is such a bleak story about what it's like to try to land a job right now. nytimes.com/interactive/2026…

大文字のNで-ngを表すの珍しいパターンだと思う

Every cradle of civilization based its existence on modified grass. Corn, wheat, rice, emmer, barley, oats, all grass. Grass didn't exist until the late Cretaceous and didn't spread until the Oligocene, 30 mya. The Great Filter is grass.

"Analysts went with the agent's lean 86% of the time." "77% repeated the agent's argument in at least one answer, sometimes word for word. Only 15% credited the agent. About half called the final recommendation more their own than the agent's." Oh my god

係助詞シっておもしろいかも

this is the funniest thing, if you actually read books you quickly realize the AIs of today are better discussion partners about classics than any human can possibly be. they have READ EVERYTHING. they put Harold Bloom to shame. all i have to say is that harvard freshman brains are scrambled so badly that they think Sparknotes-style is the only way of engaging with LLMs. yes llm lets you cheat if you want to and not read things, but they also offer people who like reading a depth of engagement about text that is 10x any collection of students/professors no matter how well read and intelligent. they can simulate the richest intellectual environments you can experience