harisenbon

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by harisenbon 17y ago
I felt similarly. While a neat effect, I really don't see the practical use of it at current. Maybe there are some sites that will use it to good effect soon? Design-wise it really detracts from the rest of the blog page.
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by harisenbon 17y ago
I had one customer within the first week or so of going live, but unfortunately that's still my only paying customer to date. I'm still struggling with the freemium business model and how to weight things to get people to upgrade to the pri
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by harisenbon 17y ago
Your page seems very 1990s or early 2000s in its design. Either that or a manufacturer's B2B website, not a B2C like you seem to be marketing at. I would highly recommend outsourcing your design to some place (even some place that could do
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by harisenbon 17y ago
As someone who has just finished reading the entire Discworld series on my Kindle, I would like to say that while e-books on a screen are more suited towards technical documents and "look them ups," any e-ink reader is just as good as, if n
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by harisenbon 17y ago
Congratulations! Our first girl is coming soon as well!
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by harisenbon 17y ago
Sorry about that, I'm rebooting the server right now. WordPress goes down so much easier that I would have thought.
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The Programmer's Folly: HeatMaps, CakePHP and "Best Practices"(blog.japanesetesting.com)
11 points by harisenbon 17y ago|3 comments
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by harisenbon 17y ago
Fixed and Fixed. Thanks to all the opinions, advice (and complaints) from people, I've made the navigation for guests much easier, and also standardized the login and signup methods. Next I need to decide if I'm going to allow comments for
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by harisenbon 17y ago
Same here. Except for the fact that I didn't look up the meaning until just now when you linked me. ;) And I just finished an entire book based around 状態遷移系! (They explained it in the book, so while I knew what it was talking about, I had n
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by harisenbon 17y ago
I work in Nagoya, at a small but apparently very well-connected Digital Media company called NanoOPTMedia ( http://www.nanooptmedia.jp ). I mostly do their webprogramming and system creation works. I'm the only foreigner working here, so
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by harisenbon 17y ago
My teacher in High School was very strict about stroke order, and I studied shuuji for about 2 years so stroke order is less of a problem for me than just remember what 篇, 旁, etc goes with what kanji. Also I get performance anxiety when peo
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by harisenbon 17y ago
(汗 There's a link on the right side, but you're right -- that's not very user friendly. laugh I'll put that at the top of my "To Fix" issues. ;)
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by harisenbon 17y ago
Yup, it is my site, and yeah, I have always felt odd about the Tae Kim guides thing, but as they are CCL'd, I put them in there (of course with attributions!) The main reasons they're there is: a) they are an amazing source of information f
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by harisenbon 17y ago
There are a lot of really good resources popping up recently (to my chagrin ;) with a lot of good information to be had. I do lament the lack of higher-level study materials though. Sites like Tae-Kim and studyJapanese, etc all seem to stop
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by harisenbon 17y ago
I've actually never read any of Heisig's books, but have a number of friends who swear by his methods. Unfortunately whenever his name comes up in Japanese study forums, you can be sure of a flame war -- people either love him or hate him.
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Hacking the Japanese Proficiency Test: How to Dissect Kanji(japanesetesting.com)
13 points by harisenbon 17y ago|18 comments
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by harisenbon 17y ago
The probability of mis-matched images seems like it would be incredibly high, but if they manage to pull this off, it would be amazing. However, I wonder about this technology being used for evil (custom porn). =/
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Simple Modal Boxes: FaceBox with Prototype (with OSS code)(blog.japanesetesting.com)
5 points by harisenbon 17y ago|3 comments