hirokio123

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by hirokio123 2y ago
Just by making it colorful, it really looks moldy—like red, yellow, blue, and green mold.
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by hirokio123 2y ago
Mobile technology is promoted for use under the law of the universe. When human laws contradict the law of the universe, human laws are in violation of universal law.
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by hirokio123 2y ago
I’m the developer of BrainDojo. Thanks for reading, and I’d like to clarify a few points. The reason I wrote this essay is to push back against the notion that “users expect apps to be free,” and “developers must rely on ads” to stay afloat
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A Family-Friendly Product(studyx.app)
1 points by hirokio123 2y ago|2 comments
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by hirokio123 2y ago
I'm creating "smart toys" like that for humans. I recently launched a mobile app. I'd love to see these research breakthroughs feed back into human learning because if humans remain foolish, the world could fall apart. W
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Flow and Mindfulness(studyx.app)
1 points by hirokio123 2y ago|0 comments
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by hirokio123 2y ago
Personally, I think good training involves transcending the duality of "scrawling" and "writing carefully," finding a balance between speed and accuracy. For a baby, everything they see appears to be "moving rapidly
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The Power of Handwriting(twitter.com)
1 points by hirokio123 2y ago|2 comments
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by hirokio123 2y ago
I live in the area designated for the ILC (International Linear Collider) in Japan, but there has been no progress at all. The stakeholders are desperately trying to promote its benefits, but there is absolutely no understanding among the g
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by hirokio123 2y ago
Thanks for the advice. You're right—commenting with my own memories and thoughts on a discussion about a game development archive did seem spammy. I'll be more mindful of that in the future. Sorry about that.
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by hirokio123 2y ago
Hey man, I'm a Japanese speaker, so I use ChatGPT for proofreading expressions. There's no dash in Japanese, so I'm not sure how to use it properly. Sorry if I got it wrong.
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by hirokio123 2y ago
In the EU, no risk is ever tolerated. They keep creating laws to regulate things, but do they ever measure the actual impact? With so many regulations, it must be hard to move freely. There should also be a system for repealing regulations.
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by hirokio123 2y ago
It's like a place straight out of a child's dream. A game’s software might be emulated, but the feeling of playing on a Game Boy back then —the smell, the scenery, the friends of the same age— can never be recreated.
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by hirokio123 2y ago
It's X, not Twitter. The good old Twitter has flown away into the blue sky. Bots and duplicate accounts are certainly an issue, but that's also a concern for the platform operators who want to maximize advertising effectiveness. F
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by hirokio123 2y ago
Just ChatGPT it
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by hirokio123 2y ago
The discussion on the origin of life often focuses on where and how it began, but I believe it is just as important to consider the fundamental role of life in the universe. What purpose does life serve in a cosmic context? What physical ef
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by hirokio123 2y ago
X's MAU has reached about 570 million. I just hope it doesn't collapse under its own weight before getting there. Do they have any secret strategies to sustain it?
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by hirokio123 2y ago
The theory of physicochemist Arrhenius strongly suggests that we are the descendants of life that arrived on Earth carried by spores from space.
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by hirokio123 2y ago
It's interesting how ChatGPT is securing major deals with governments and large corporations, while DeepSeek is gaining support from smaller startups. The contrast is also intriguing from the perspective of the power dynamics between t