I believe the appropriate expression for this scenario is

"bro must be on that good shit"

because how does a sober individual make these decisions 💀

one time I was there in January so I immediately saw the utility...as I trudged past in the cold on my way to the metro station 😂 I wasn't familiar with the level of Seoul's bus game yet

I may not agree with the sentiments espoused but I must admit that hand-drawn memes never fail to give a chuckle

(this is not a rhetorical question lol I legit do not know)

YSY is a former prosecutor and part of their faction, right? Is this actually an accession to the people's demands or a play to put the investigation into the hands of his allies?

they really said "forget martial law, we're doing marital law" huh

next article: Six Caffeinated Hours in Seoul

seen elsewhere:

I like how he says he ordered the military to withdraw and lift the martial law after the NA vote

as if it was a thoroughly pedestrian thing that the NA met at 2 in the fucking morning

as if he didn't order special forces to breach and clear the NA to prevent that very vote

if you go back an hour or so she mentioned a small contingent of pro-Yoon protestors outside, before the crowds really showed up (who are all pro-impeachment)

notably all old people, as opposed to the mixed demographics in the vast impeachment crowd

like visibly a foreigner or a gyopo who rocked up and decided to go bananas?

you see the reddit post from a guy who made it into the NA grounds? crazy

www.reddit.com/r/korea/comm...

and that Yoon sent the military to arrest the opposition leader and their equivalent of the CIA to bag the leader of his own party

he's nuts but with a little more luck he'd be dictator right now and Han would be in prison instead of waffling about whether or not to impeach

and that many of the assembly members present had to hop the fence to get in since the entrance was blockaded (unsure how many the military let in and how many they consistently turned away)

don't get me wrong, I'm happy to use ChatGPT as an alternative Google or meme it up with a Character.ai instance as a casual distraction, but anthropomorphization has always felt like a bridge too far, especially when I know it's all going through the OpenAI API. just weirds me out

I'm subscribed to the LocalLLaMA subreddit and I have an RTX 4090 machine, so I always have it in the back of my head that "someday I should make a private one of these for myself" but the effort required has always outweighed any fleeting desire to actually do it. Probably for the best, I think.

great read. as someone who falls into the stereotype of people who could fall for these....things, it feels dangerous to call them anything else - I think the reason I never got into them is that I've always found it too terrifying to give that much of myself to a corporation