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The original whitepaper uses the term デート (transliteration of English "date") for the data, and I've understood the Japanese to consider that different from a m
by Hamuko 4y ago
The original whitepaper uses the term デート (transliteration of English "date") for the data, and I've understood the Japanese to consider that different from a mixer (合コン), and that a "date" is a one-on-one activity/outing with someone you're romantically interested in.
- franciscop 4y agoI live in Japan and this is pretty accurate, a date and a goukon are def different things/concepts.