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kohsuke
12y ago
Being from Japan, I have a few thoughts in this area: * A significant percentage of music is still only available on CD, and not in digital media. Until recently, music from one company (say Sony) was only available from their digital music
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kohsuke
12y ago
I keep zooming in and there's some story that's happening in these images.
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kohsuke
13y ago
Nope. See their FAQ https://support.google.com/ime/japanese/answer/166771?hl=ja which states otherwise.
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kohsuke
13y ago
A Japanese here. I think this article fell into the same trap that many other similar articles fell into. Namely, in trying to make the article interesting, it attributes more to the culture and psyche, ignoring more mandane logical reasons
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kohsuke
13y ago
By the way, it is "Jenkins", not "Jenkin".
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kohsuke
13y ago
Man, this is not how we wanted to be on Hacker News...
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Literate builds?
(jenkins-ci.org)
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kohsuke
13y ago
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Why I hate Zendesk
(kohsuke.org)
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13y ago
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kohsuke
13y ago
This demo is great, so I hate to be a party pooper, but this is not how it'll look if you are actually travelling near the speed of light at all! For example, you'd see stars concentrate more near the direction you are heading with substant
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kohsuke
14y ago
Thanks. These are interesting (and the difference between Georgia and California is far greater than I would have thought.) If anyone is interested, http://www.hi-ho.ne.jp/taku77/papers/thes595.htm provides a reasonably comprehensive but
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kohsuke
14y ago
No, the article has nothing to do with the US. It's just that it got me thinking because I live in the US, that's all. Wherever you live, you take certain things for granted. Being an immigrant, I've been interested in finding things that I
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kohsuke
14y ago
I was educated in Japan, and we did (and still do) have the moral education as one of the subjects in the elementary school. I never thought anything of it until now, but I can easily see that such a subject would be highly controversial in