[–] 1 point 2 months ago

Yeah, maybe I should let the LLMs suffer on my behest. That's what they exist for, eh?

I have the same issue with my name. For some reason, when I arrived here long long ago, the national health insurance wanted my name in Korean only, so they went ahead and Koreanized it for me. They didn't do the best job of it phonetically and it's still like that and I can't change it.

My kids took my long last name and have normal first and middle names, so they still run into issues. They both had to get pages added to their Korean passports because their name didn't fit on the first page.

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  • [–] [S] 2 points 2 months ago (1 child)

    Yeah very true, often the online forms trip over my name because it's too long, because I even have a middle name.

    To ease this for my son I only gave him one name ^^.

    Oh what I did last week, when with my drivers license I lost my credit card after we moved, was that I connected my phone to my computer and asked AI to connect to it like a developer would and take screenshots, read through them and navigate the bank app to change the adress to our new one, tell the bank I lost my credit card and then order a new one. It took half an hour of burning tokens but surprisingly it did it successfully unattended and I got my new credit card a couple of days later.

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  • [–] 3 points 2 months ago (2 children)

    Anything in a government office as a foreigner is always pleasant and quick. Anything online as a foreigner however... It's getting better, but man, I've done some real head smashing against the wall trying to register for various things online here.

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  • [–] 3 points 2 months ago

    So Palantir is a go, Google partnership is expanding...Koreans being sold out by their corrupt business lobbies. Naver and Kakao aren't any better in their designs but at least they weren't part of the global Borg of US tech.

    Korea should be working to establish tech independence with their highly educated, technical economy and society, not chaining themselves to the past with Zombie America.

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  • [–] 1 point 3 months ago

    This fell a little flat for me. This seems like a case of someone having accidentally guided their algorithm to the most common denominator which typically leads to rage bait or sensationalism. I've seen just as much positive content about Korea as I have critical content. Furthermore neither seems extremely out of balance with similar content regarding other countries. But again maybe I interact with YouTube in a away the hasn't pigeonholed me into some echo chamber or sensationalist algorithm. With the exception of maybe content regarding the US which skews more negative.

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  • [–] 2 points 4 months ago*

    does it actually contain cannabis? i thought it was illegal lol

    edit: searched a bit, seems like its legal because it doesn't contain thc. i can't find much about this specific product though, seems like it's not that popular..

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