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Summer reflection
After 40 days in my hometown, the trip has come to an end. It all started with my surprise coming for my parents, which followed with meeting my close and loved people. Youth Day, visiting grandparents, super hot "chilla", deserts to mountains, national and foreign cuisine, shopping and regular participation at Zakovat and UzQuiz, Korean and driving classes, and even horse riding β all of those can describe the phenomenal time I spent here. From now on, I'll try to post more about anything on my mind and around me, the channel itself is not private anymore, so stay tuned for updatesπ«Ά
After 40 days in my hometown, the trip has come to an end. It all started with my surprise coming for my parents, which followed with meeting my close and loved people. Youth Day, visiting grandparents, super hot "chilla", deserts to mountains, national and foreign cuisine, shopping and regular participation at Zakovat and UzQuiz, Korean and driving classes, and even horse riding β all of those can describe the phenomenal time I spent here. From now on, I'll try to post more about anything on my mind and around me, the channel itself is not private anymore, so stay tuned for updatesπ«Ά
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Chinese airports are ones with the most thorough checking procedures...
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Feeback needed
Thinking about writing posts here whether in English, Uzbek or Russian. For me, it sometimes seems like while expressing in English, the authors hide their own sincerity, and quiet not everyone reads posts till the end just because they don't understand it or don't want to understand the content. When it comes to Uzbek, most of the readers can get me better, but I'll have to include slang or some other terms in between to reach what I want. Even if it's my first language, due to the mix of 3 more others, I still can't choose what language should be the main one. Russian is also a convenient way of writing, but, as it loses its actuality, just certain part of auditorium can catch my words. The main thing is about sincerity between myself and you guys, so the content I provide should benefit everyone. What do you think of it?π
Thinking about writing posts here whether in English, Uzbek or Russian. For me, it sometimes seems like while expressing in English, the authors hide their own sincerity, and quiet not everyone reads posts till the end just because they don't understand it or don't want to understand the content. When it comes to Uzbek, most of the readers can get me better, but I'll have to include slang or some other terms in between to reach what I want. Even if it's my first language, due to the mix of 3 more others, I still can't choose what language should be the main one. Russian is also a convenient way of writing, but, as it loses its actuality, just certain part of auditorium can catch my words. The main thing is about sincerity between myself and you guys, so the content I provide should benefit everyone. What do you think of it?π
π°π·π°π΅August 15th, 1945. The day, when Japanese colonial rule over the Korean peninsula came to its end after 35 years. In both, North and South Korea, this special holiday is celebrated as the National Liberation Day, when they pay tribute to all victims of harsh dictatorship. To some extent, it's similar to our "May 9th" and "Independence Day". The older generation here are still ready to murder anyone Japanese because of what their ancestors did on Korean land. Also, this day is called κ΄λ³΅μ (Kwangpokchol), which literally means "Bringing Back the Light"...
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Forwarded from Khon Zikirov (Shohjakhon)
AI dan qo'rqish kerakmi?
1820 yil Fransiya, Charles Xavier Thomas de Colmar tarixda ilk bor 4 funksional mexanik "Arithmometer" nomli kalkulyator ixtiro qiladi, hamma endi hisob kitob bilan shugullanadgan odamlarni ishi o'ladi deb o'ylagan, lekin ular nima qildi?
Oldinlari matematikani biladgan odamlar oddiy hisob kitoblarni ham qolda qilib yurardi keyin esa ular qiyinroq ishlarga otib, qiyin ishning part larini kalkulyatorda qilishni boshlashti.
Qisqasi kalkulyator chiqgani bilan matematiklar ishsiz qolib ketmadi.
AI chiqgani uchun ishimni yoqotaman deb oylayapsizmi?
Demak siz mayda ishlar bilan shugullanib yuripsiz, ishingizni yoqotmaslik uchun qiyinroq ishlar bilan shugullanib AI ni ishlating, AI sizni assistant tingiz bolsin.
AI chiqgani sizni ishizni olish orniga unga yordam bersin.
Simple programm yozmang, (huddi kalkulyator bor joyda men ham qoshish ayirishni bilaman deganday bo'lasiz) AI sizdan ham tezroq, ham sifatliroq qiladi, kattaroq loyiha qiling, toki osha loyihaning mayda qismlarida AI sizga yordam bersin.
1820 yil Fransiya, Charles Xavier Thomas de Colmar tarixda ilk bor 4 funksional mexanik "Arithmometer" nomli kalkulyator ixtiro qiladi, hamma endi hisob kitob bilan shugullanadgan odamlarni ishi o'ladi deb o'ylagan, lekin ular nima qildi?
Oldinlari matematikani biladgan odamlar oddiy hisob kitoblarni ham qolda qilib yurardi keyin esa ular qiyinroq ishlarga otib, qiyin ishning part larini kalkulyatorda qilishni boshlashti.
Qisqasi kalkulyator chiqgani bilan matematiklar ishsiz qolib ketmadi.
AI chiqgani uchun ishimni yoqotaman deb oylayapsizmi?
Demak siz mayda ishlar bilan shugullanib yuripsiz, ishingizni yoqotmaslik uchun qiyinroq ishlar bilan shugullanib AI ni ishlating, AI sizni assistant tingiz bolsin.
AI chiqgani sizni ishizni olish orniga unga yordam bersin.
Simple programm yozmang, (huddi kalkulyator bor joyda men ham qoshish ayirishni bilaman deganday bo'lasiz) AI sizdan ham tezroq, ham sifatliroq qiladi, kattaroq loyiha qiling, toki osha loyihaning mayda qismlarida AI sizga yordam bersin.
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On this day last year, August 25th, my life direction changed in a very memorable way. Flight to South Korea as an international student meant a new stage and until now it can shortly be described in 3 words: maturity, faith, independence. As someone said, at the start of "musofirchilik" you are Mr Nobody, you have to stay in action for your survival and I have no regrets on this decision. If I stayed in Tashkent with 4-year-scholarship I would've not witnessed experiences I received during the last year like working in different places, sticking to the deen, being able to pay the bills and furnish the apartment, cooking and a lot more. Freshman year at Inha University made me realize the importance of being tested, "sabr", and continuous action (sounds too motivational, but no). The truth is the earlier you separate from your parents, the more flexible you would be in terms of "tirikchilik", and this academic year will be with more "baraka" inshallah, stay tuned for the updates and drop in comments your pov
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πΊπΏ3β£3β£ Happy Independence Day! May it be eternal and our society a developed one!
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π€Bir yaqin do'stim xohlagan masalada maslahat uchun ChatGPT'dan foydalanishini aytgandi, ya'ni holatni borligicha tushuntirib neytral javobni olishda AI'ga yetadigani yo'q degan ma'noda. Men ham bu feature'ni shu semester uchun fanlarni tanlashda ikkilanganimda sinab ko'rdim. Va, ko'rib turganingizdek, to'laqonli javob oldim. O'sha do'stimdan men ChatGPT'dan nafaqat essay'larni tekshirish, yoki xulosa yozib berishda foydalanish, balki yaqin inson o'rnida ham xolisona javob olish mumkinligini bildim, asosiysi prompt'larni to'g'ri yozish.
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On growth through experience
Recently joined the internship at Unicrafters team as an article editor (so when you read their posts, you can see similar patterns). But today's post is not about it. This time I'd like to emphasize what you learn during certain work, be it education-related thing, physical job or any service. Speaking from my own self, wherever I worked or was an intern, new people, hard (IT-related stuff) and soft skills (communication, literacy, creativity), proper time and money investments on myself β all of those made the difference and made up the current Mirshod. After all, my reminder is to try as much new as you can, maybe one day you'll find your niche, but if not, you are not losing anything. Drop your favorite quote if you made it until this point)
Recently joined the internship at Unicrafters team as an article editor (so when you read their posts, you can see similar patterns). But today's post is not about it. This time I'd like to emphasize what you learn during certain work, be it education-related thing, physical job or any service. Speaking from my own self, wherever I worked or was an intern, new people, hard (IT-related stuff) and soft skills (communication, literacy, creativity), proper time and money investments on myself β all of those made the difference and made up the current Mirshod. After all, my reminder is to try as much new as you can, maybe one day you'll find your niche, but if not, you are not losing anything. Drop your favorite quote if you made it until this point)
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Chuseok
π°π·μΆμ β one of the two most important and favorite holidays in South Korea, similar to "Thanksgiving day".
π In 2024, it falls on September 17, and on this day the whole country pays tribute to its ancestors, celebrating a generous harvest.
Families gather together to perform traditional rituals such as the charye (μ°¨λ‘), a ceremony of worship for the ancestors' spirits ππ»ββοΈ
πRice, πfresh fruits, π₯ rice bread or Songpyeon (μ‘νΈ) with various fillings and traditional Korean wine Makkolliπ· appear on the tables.
πͺ Different festivals and parades are held in the major cities, inspired by the traditions of the holiday, which are particularly popular among young people and tourists.
π±This year, there is a new trend - the "Green Chuseok". More and more Koreans are trying to reduce the use of disposable packaging and prefer local organic products!
β€οΈβπ©ΉMillions of Koreans travel from megalopolises, like Seoul and Incheon, to their home towns and villages to spend time with their families.
(Part 1)
π°π·μΆμ β one of the two most important and favorite holidays in South Korea, similar to "Thanksgiving day".
π In 2024, it falls on September 17, and on this day the whole country pays tribute to its ancestors, celebrating a generous harvest.
Families gather together to perform traditional rituals such as the charye (μ°¨λ‘), a ceremony of worship for the ancestors' spirits ππ»ββοΈ
πRice, πfresh fruits, π₯ rice bread or Songpyeon (μ‘νΈ) with various fillings and traditional Korean wine Makkolliπ· appear on the tables.
πͺ Different festivals and parades are held in the major cities, inspired by the traditions of the holiday, which are particularly popular among young people and tourists.
π±This year, there is a new trend - the "Green Chuseok". More and more Koreans are trying to reduce the use of disposable packaging and prefer local organic products!
β€οΈβπ©ΉMillions of Koreans travel from megalopolises, like Seoul and Incheon, to their home towns and villages to spend time with their families.
(Part 1)
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