Arkaad

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by Arkaad 5y ago
The real problem is that there are too many useless fights with trash mobs. Removing most of them and keeping only the challenging and memorable ones would be a better thing. Another option is an option to switch between real-time with paus
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by Arkaad 5y ago
Saudia Arabia also gets the red carpet treatment, so sadly I'm afraid the situation will not get solved thanks to worldwide outrage.
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The beauty of Japan's lonely vending machines(edition.cnn.com)
8 points by Arkaad 7y ago|4 comments
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by Arkaad 8y ago
But there's a caveat: you lose the book cover in the process. I think Amazon does that intentionally.
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by Arkaad 8y ago
Having multiple middle names is common in France. It doesn't mean that all French do it, though.
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by Arkaad 8y ago
>But the most shocking thing about that book is that it was written in 1952. Corporate greed and advertisement is quite old, though.
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by Arkaad 8y ago
>A suicide rate that is one of the highest among industrialized nations. Please stop saying that. Japan's suicide rate is on the decline and not that high.
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by Arkaad 8y ago
What about fake photos?
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by Arkaad 8y ago
That's a really creepy design.
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by Arkaad 9y ago
tl;dr because of piracy
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Why bullying in Japanese schools is especially traumatic(economist.com)
4 points by Arkaad 9y ago|0 comments
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Tokyo Olympic stadium worker’s death follows 190 hours of overtime in month(theguardian.com)
3 points by Arkaad 9y ago|0 comments
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Just Following Orders(blog.cleancoder.com)
1 points by Arkaad 9y ago|0 comments
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by Arkaad 9y ago
Most adult rapes are unreported too. Doesn't meant it doesn't happen.
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by Arkaad 9y ago
The last photo of the post features a girl giving the finger towards the camera. The author of the blog should know that taking a picture of someone without their consent is considered as quite rude in Japan.
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by Arkaad 9y ago
So what?
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by Arkaad 9y ago
What about the learning curve, though?
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by Arkaad 9y ago
"Zen was published in 1974, after being rejected by 121 publishing houses." 121 publishing houses...
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by Arkaad 9y ago
They don't even explain why Chrome is mandatory! "Learn more." just sends us to the Chrome page...
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by Arkaad 9y ago
They don't even explain why Chrome is mandatory! "Learn more." just sends us to the Chrome page...
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by Arkaad 9y ago
Same issue in France. How is that even allowed? It's almost similar to ticket scalping.
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by Arkaad 9y ago
I didn't know traditional houses over a hundred years old existed in this country. The sole exception that have witnessed are western style building in Hakodate, however they are anything but traditional. More importantly, when you spe
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by Arkaad 10y ago
Aren't suicide rates among modern farmers among the higher. Long working hours and low wages because of the demanding market.
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Japan's Universities Are Failing(foreignaffairs.com)
157 points by Arkaad 10y ago|196 comments
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by Arkaad 10y ago
I'm surprised to see a video game review on Hackernews...
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by Arkaad 10y ago
You need a manager doing a good job to answer that question. But then a new question arises...
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by Arkaad 10y ago
Occam's razor, I agree. I've heard several times these kind of stories.
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by Arkaad 10y ago
Feels the opposite too me. It shows it's been written in the 80's. Would "The sky above the port was the color of television, tuned to a dead channel." make sense to young people nowadays?
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by Arkaad 10y ago
Funny, the same thing happened to my brother too.
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by Arkaad 10y ago
The Youtube channel Charisma on Command has interesting videos explaining Trump's success. https://www.youtube.com/user/charismaoncommand/search?query=...

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