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by mc3301 5mo ago
one of the better places I found found was Daddit on reddit, though I haven't been in a while.
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by mc3301 5mo ago
I'm a dad, too. The lopsidedness could come from many places: mothers being drawn to parenting websites (marketing), women feeling more compelled to voice complaints online (if they are stay-at-home-moms, they don't have coworkers
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by mc3301 5mo ago
This is beautiful.
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by mc3301 6mo ago
I hate to say this is a strange "win-win" in the end (politically speaking). It'll be a little harder for Japanese companies to take advantage of foreigners, often trafficking them to quite shady working and living conditions
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by mc3301 6mo ago
From where comes the idea that taking responsibility for one's deficiencies is a Japanese way of thinking?
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by mc3301 6mo ago
I wish there was a whitelist and blacklist (keywords or checklist or something) that could mostly faithfully be followed with some backend AI. Whitelist (skew algorithm this way please): -bicyles -diy clothing -python programming -snakes -a
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by mc3301 6mo ago
the shrimp burger is great! https://www.mcdonalds.co.jp/products/1030/
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by mc3301 6mo ago
"mint-sauce", though significantly more niche, carries similar magic. https://www.mbuk.com/articles/meet-the-man-who-creates-our-i... https://www.thisiswhy.co.uk/blank-mpvle
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by mc3301 6mo ago
the last one is a pen with a square prejected LED light, or something.
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by mc3301 6mo ago
I'm also curious why they imagine a future-Japan-tech-powerhouse. I think Japan has a lot of potential for growing and improving as a place to live (especially if they embrace growth, instead thinking tiny-steps will convince women in
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by mc3301 6mo ago
Ridiculous cost of living in Japan? What do you mean by that?
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by mc3301 7mo ago
How many men, and it's usually men, are not interested in any fair contribution in terms of mental load and domestic labor for 6 to 10 years. This asks a lot from men, who typically haven't taken this opportunity to contribute. No
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by mc3301 7mo ago
I'm going to give this a try tomorrow. Looks sleek.
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by mc3301 7mo ago
If everyone has an antidrone/antimissile system, then everyone will finally be safe.
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by mc3301 7mo ago
I believe you are correct.
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by mc3301 7mo ago
Cheaper, quieter, smaller footprint for storage, can be easily brought up a few stairs or put in the back of your car (by one person), slower (a perceived safety advantage by some, as most motorcycles can go highway speed), maintenance is l
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by mc3301 8mo ago
Apparently that saying is one that locals have never heard of.
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by mc3301 8mo ago
I think I was wearing vibram fivefingers (it was 2012ish, they were cool!) when I did it, from 0 meters, as I started at the ocean. I had a little hip-bag with some rice balls and water. It was about 23 hours to reach the top. My accompanyi
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by mc3301 8mo ago
It's not that hard, though obviously this is subjective. Over 200,000 people every year climb it. Many on a short holiday with minimal hiking gear or local knowledge. Along the way you can meet many elderly people who have climbed it m
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by mc3301 8mo ago
Fully self-taught, my first time ever working with someone on real-world code, I was interning for a open-source python CRM. The owner said to me, "anytime some code is difficult, just break it into smaller pieces. If it is still diffi
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by mc3301 8mo ago
Covered multi-story parking lots.
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by mc3301 8mo ago
Most of Japan doesn't have excellent public transport. Car ownership is less common in most of the places in Japan with excellent public transport. But I do like that each car legally requires its own parking spot. It is tricky to go t
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by mc3301 9mo ago
Snack and Izakaya are very different things.
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by mc3301 9mo ago
Also, I've seen people edit, one-by-one, each m-dash. And then they copy-paste the entire LLM output, thinking it looks less AI-like or something.
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by mc3301 9mo ago
The problems of plastic waste isn’t because the end user didn't recycle; it’s a failure of companies to stop producing garbage in the first place, and they should be accountable for the harm it causes. I know that’s not how it works, b
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by mc3301 9mo ago
Daihatsu "Deck Van" is pretty rad.
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by mc3301 9mo ago
I agree with you on the kei truck. They are pretty darn tough, and have so many uses. However, they are TINY inside. If you are taller 6'1" and/or heavier than 200lbs, it is a tight squeeze, especially for anything longer tha
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by mc3301 9mo ago
I have one. Four wheel drive, turbo, 660cc little motor. There's even a cute "bashguard" built in to the oil filter, which is hilariously the lowest thing to the ground. No frills. Knobs control everything. I love it. Full-fl
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by mc3301 9mo ago
That new Slate pickup looks pretty cool.
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by mc3301 9mo ago
I guess it depends? -Software updates no longer available -Customer support no longer exists -End of legal (or voluntary) obligations to stock replacement parts and offer repair services for the hardware

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