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Diary 2024-3-9
Have you heard about the ‘Climate Companion Card’? At first, I thought it was some promotional credit card. What’s up with that name? Anyway, this card allows unlimited use of subways and buses during the recharge period – though only within Seoul.
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Thoughts on the Evolution of AI Claude3
While the quality of Claude 3 model is impressive, what really sparked interest was a feed by Alex, an Anthropic prompt engineer, posted on X. According to this feed, engineers tested Claude 3’s memory by inserting a random sentence in a lengthy document and asking it to find it.
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Life’s Rollercoaster of Ups and Downs
Yesterday, I lay in bed all day. I could bear the cough and a runny nose, but the headache was too much. Not being used to headaches, when I get one, I can’t do anything.
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The Dilemma of Gifticons: A Gift That Packs a Punch
Of course, some folks might find gifticons surprisingly handy. After using them, they feel grateful to the sender, making the world a bit more beautiful.
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Bookmark
Post-it bookmarks are awesome for doodling 🎨. But seriously, where can I find a finer-tipped pen? Ugh.
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Freedom Found in the Value of Sweat: Rediscovering After a Breakup
She might not seem like the best dancer, but if she felt like hitting the dance floor, maybe she surprised herself. Or maybe there was another reason to hit the club.
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Tiny Moments of Happiness in Print
In one essay, she mentions stopping by a local snack shop for kimbap as the sun set. She then headed to a nearby park, listening to Bruno Major’s music while having a late dinner. It wasn’t a special day, but the blend of the park’s air and that song brought her unexpected tiny happiness. 🌅🎶
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Why Chiang Mai is the Ultimate Destination for the Laid-Back Traveler
Yet, I find myself quite fond of Chiang Mai. Until now, I wasn’t sure why, but it’s clear to me now: it’s precisely because there aren’t many places to visit or impressive landmarks. This means you don’t have to exhaust yourself chasing activities that fit the ‘travel’ label.
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Chiang Mai and the GLN Service
In countries where cash is mainly used, managing change can be quite the hassle. Often, you can’t tell the value of coins just by their size, leaving you to stand like a pine tree at the checkout, trying to solve the puzzle of the item price. Sometimes, unable to crack the code, you end up…
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The Enthusiastic Chef and the Burger House
I’m not the best at finding my way, so when I stumble upon a new place, I take a good look because it’s likely I won’t be able to find it again.
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