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3y ago
Guardian and Al Jazeera
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3y ago
Scala def add(x: Int)(y: Int) = x + y def addFive = add(5)(_) val result = addFive(3)
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3y ago
IMHO as a Japanese, the western convention is preferable if the app is English. It's less confusing. At least it should be consistent across the app.
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3y ago
So sad that many Japanese saw it as a micro management and blamed him
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3y ago
These earthquake standards are updated frequently. Kumamoto earthquake mentioned in the other comment is a typical example. Nowadays many believe Level-3 is a must(耐震強度3. I don't know about the U.S. equivalent. Do they even have one?).
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3y ago
Most Japanese want to buy a new house because they want an earthquake-resistant house. You don't want you and your family buried under rubble.
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3y ago
Just an idea. Wouldn't it be great to have a standard format for a user profile for automated discovery? Something like: Any random string. [age]: xx [location]: xxx # city or country or geohash or whatever [email]: foo@xxx.
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minebreaker
3y ago
FAPI standardizes an OIDC extension for client authentication using mTLS, so I don't think there's anything wrong with it.
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3y ago
It's not about being poetic. Soseki thought "I love you" was too obscene for a Japanese standard at that time. Although I don't think it applies to modern Japan, it certainly resonates with me somehow. I don't trust
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3y ago
Isn't that why so many people love Firefox's reader mode?
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I hate shameless plugs but if you ask: https://github.com/minebreaker/Abukuma/tree/master/documenta... It's a half-baked project and may never be finished.
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3y ago
I have the exact same problem and have been working on my own one. Annotation is horrible. Looks like yours is great. Congrats on shipping.
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3y ago
> seeing a CEO feel actually responsible for his employees in a downsizing is refreshing Too naive. This is a Japanese way of saying "I don't give a shit."
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4y ago
Don't buy these old houses. They are not earthquake resistant.
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4y ago
I'd say, Fukushima was the most successfully handled nuclear incident, given the magnitude of the earthquake. Thank god LDP was not the ruling party at the time.
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4y ago
I'm pretty sure nuclear power plants are safe if operated properly. I'm pretty sure they are not and will not be operated properly. Especially in Japan, where I live. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tokaimura_nu
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4y ago
It is a common misconception that the birthrate is declining because of poor childcare support from the government. It is declining because people aren't getting married. The birthrate among married couples remains unchanged over the y