>like 50% of the time it’s used as an argot of Yakuza So would using ケジメ for responsibility be slang / lower class only?
おひお Do you also scrape our IPs when we get something? :~) >I can rightclick any file and click upload, and it'll put an URL to it in my clipboard that I can share with anyone. >but that's just Sharex?~
>On a sidenote I like how the background changes with aspect ratio Thanks, I wanted it to look nice on phones too and now it looks good on any aspect ratio >but how come you had that domain for half a year already I used it for other stuff before It's only like $8 a year
>So would using ケジメ for responsibility be slang / lower class only? No it’s still used in even in official scenes like resignation of a politician. And people tell it each other for the meaning of not leaving your responsibilities unclear. >to settle the matter by drawing a distinct line between good and bad. But the image of a Yakuza argot is so strong (specifically cutting off little fingers) and common that even vtubers might have said it with that nuance in their streams.
What is the difference between the nuances of “time/some time”? If the latter sounds more vague, the AI successfully reproduced the obfuscating nuance of the emoji I guess.
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And the additional input (emoji) causes the AI to take a slightly different path through the trained machine learning stuff, which in this case means it arrives at a slightly different result
I see, many thanks! >Reportedly *its etymology is (分目:わかちめ), so *the/its meaning would be “set a border between” or “set distinct demarcation” and it came to mean “make things (often your responsibility) clear, not keeping it vague” I guess. Like “善悪の(or 勝敗の)けじめをつける. But today like 50% of the time it’s used as an argot of Yakuza so we often use it in a joking way with that nuance. >No it’s still used * even in official *settings like *the resignation of a politician. >And people *say it to others *with the meaning of not leaving *their responsibilities unclear. (I think this sentence is still wrong, I am too bad at English :> )