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Corepack Bundled in Node.js 16.9.1(nodejs.org)
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by SenHeng 5y ago
This is going to one of those “what have the Romans ever done for us!?” moments. Yes, the wars were long and problem riddled, the local governments corrupt and their version of democracy was different. But you don’t change a culture that qu
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by SenHeng 5y ago
I believe that in Japan, the record on paper says your boundary is defined by a peg in the ground, so you're back to square one. https://japanpropertycentral.com/real-estate-faq/land-bounda...
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by SenHeng 5y ago
Having worked on a product in a similar space, they probably weren't monitoring any one in particular. They were just trying to get a feel of how many 'individual users' are really companies sharing a single account, and a go
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by SenHeng 6y ago
There's the crane lifting a crane lifting a crane method. [0] Though I suspect another problem would be getting another ship large enough for all those cranes and strong enough to support all the weight close enough to the ship without
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by SenHeng 6y ago
I don't know if it's a poem but my ancestors from Hainan island passed down this list of words to use for each generation. So all the men in m family have names following this order. FamilyName WordFromList RealName and people a
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Follow along as Ian Davis designs and builds a new mechanical prosthetic hand(youtube.com)
1 points by SenHeng 6y ago|0 comments
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Man builds his own prosthetic hand(youtube.com)
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by SenHeng 6y ago
What's not mentioned in all the othe english based articles is that Honda's system only works on highways at speeds below 50km/h. It's a system specifically designed for dealing with traffic jams on highways, and is no
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by SenHeng 6y ago
> It can free drivers from driving in congested traffic on an expressway when travelling slower than 50 kilometers per hour. Sounds exciting until they got to this bit, only works when travelling below 50km/h. I wonder how this co
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Honda launches first level 3 self-driving car(asia.nikkei.com)
7 points by SenHeng 6y ago|6 comments
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by SenHeng 6y ago
I've seen many blogs and articles talk about this a few times but this is the first time anyone has bothered to illustrate it. As the saying goes, a picture is worth a thousand words.
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by SenHeng 6y ago
Watanabe Ken, while not fully bald, has shaved a few times before for some of his roles. He also tends to sport really short hair. https://www.google.com/search?q=watanabe+ken&client=safari&r...
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by SenHeng 6y ago
5ch.net The Japanese anonymous forum that inspired 4chan. It actually started of as 2 channel but various business and legal disputes happened.
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E.Co cheese!
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PowerBuilder, in the EMR industry.
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> We now generally consider Moment to be a legacy project in maintenance mode. It is not dead, but it is indeed done.
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by SenHeng 6y ago
That's how it works in Japan. All the major train companies own the land around the major train stations and that's why you see all these department stores named after a train company. Here's one, just follow the links to the
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by SenHeng 6y ago
It's not just TSMC. There've been stories of Chinese companies hiring retired Japanese engineers for years now. Due to the system in Japan, people are forced into retirement at 60. Some are allowed back on rotating yearly contract
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by SenHeng 6y ago
I take a screenshot of the QR codes and save the images directly into my password manager and a private git repo. > If you are not storing them in a secure manner, then using 2FA is not really an additional layer of security My worry i
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by SenHeng 6y ago
That sounds like the 'Reality has a well known liberal bias' joke. > Colbert then mocked Bush's sinking approval ratings: > Now, I know there are some polls out there saying this man has a 32 percent approval rating. Bu
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by SenHeng 6y ago
I thought this was going to be another blog about how Javascript isn't a real programming language and web apps are cancer. It's not. It's actually a very nice article about the BAFTA acceptance speech that John Carmack gave.
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by SenHeng 6y ago
I saw that Leap Motion [0] video almost 10 years ago and have wanted to have one ever since. Sadly, it seems they didn't sell enough to sustain theirselves and have mostly concluded their incredible journey [1]. I had a few friends tha
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by SenHeng 6y ago
I'm a consultant/contractor and sometimes do remote. Even when I was an employee, I've never been able to identify with the company's mission and goals or whatever it is that thing is that everyone else experiences. In f
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by SenHeng 6y ago
Jeremy Clarkson did a pretty good piece on how scary bobsleighs are 10 years ago on Top Gear. Worth taking a peak to see what all the fuss is about. https://youtu.be/xsac2agog48 And for those interested in what a skeleton l
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by SenHeng 6y ago
matz should not be downvoted. Humans do lots of objectively pointless self-destruction like things as a hobby with increasing risks. Things like human powered flight, aerogliding and sky diving, parkour, climbing steep things with and witho
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by SenHeng 6y ago
In Japan, liqour is sold in milk cartons. Why doesn't the rest of the world do so? https://i.imgur.com/dD0NB1A.jpg
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The BBC also has an article on this topic of sleeping in the office. https://www.bbc.com/worklife/article/20190809-why-overtired-...
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by SenHeng 6y ago
Another side often missing in these dicussions is that Japan's tax laws are relatively sane and are the same through all states. You will not be taxed differently just because you're living in a different state or are living betwe
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I'm wrapped in the software dev industry bubble and WFH is mostly doing well here. Some of my friends' workplaces are trying to do a half remote, half office situation where you come in to the office 2-3 days a week. Usually it&#x

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