Morgawr

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by Morgawr 3y ago
Wouldn't that be a biased view based on the fact that foreigners are the ones more likely to travel?
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by Morgawr 3y ago
Nope, I see people with luggage on trains all the time, especially the Narita and Haneda train lines (obviously). Locals too.
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by Morgawr 3y ago
> Pretty much every hotel in Japan has a laundry machine, although I don't know of any suites that include one, unless you're going for a managed apartment. Which is insanely expensive compared to just going down the street to
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by Morgawr 3y ago
The person you are replying to never said that Berlusconi was a fascist (he wasn't), just that his rise to power helped enable the far right populism and legimitized/emboldened a lot of fascist thinkers. That's pretty much a
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by Morgawr 3y ago
When it comes to art (audio or visual especially) iterating over a concept with some air of "generality" and "good enough" can have very interesting emerging properties. You get a "vibe" for what you want, but
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by Morgawr 4y ago
My recommendation: - (free) set up google sheets (not sure if this is required but that's what I do) - (free) run an scheduled appscript bound to that sheet with regular intervals - make it scrape the page (it's just javascript, y
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by Morgawr 4y ago
I would recommend not using it to do any kind of even simple calculations. It's VERY bad at it but what is dangerous is that it makes the answer look subtly plausible. I've tried to use it to calculate averages between 10 or so nu
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by Morgawr 4y ago
> In a week of testing, I have yet to see ChatGPT make any grammatical mistakes in either English or Japanese. I've seen it make mistakes in Japanese in the very first prompt I gave it (which also answered incorrectly)[0]. I don&#x2
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by Morgawr 4y ago
This is actually how they do it in Japan. They love the lottery system and as a customer it's honestly a huge pain in the ass but once you see the kind of scalping and sleazy tactics that go on overseas you kinda start to appreciate it
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by Morgawr 4y ago
Every comment I remember of him on HN threads were all hidden, downvoted and flagged. Now, to be perfectly clear, most of them were completely deranged and absolutely unrelated (usually a lot of stuff about god and bible etc etc) and he cle
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by Morgawr 4y ago
> Even Japanese, a language used by 125 million, has similar issues, my Japanese coworkers frequently switch to English during technical discussions. This is really not common and if anything it's something unheard of to me. I work
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by Morgawr 4y ago
> Why does it need a citation? Because a lot of stuff you read online is made up, misleading, wrong, or even all three. Either on purpose or not. The most insidious stuff is what "seems plausible" but isn't, it's how
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by Morgawr 4y ago
I'm just like you, I have so many memories as a kid playing with my parents (mostly my dad) and my sister. From the age of 3-4, I remember my dad coming home with a new PC (didn't know what a PC was back then), "helping"
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by Morgawr 4y ago
I help around Japanese language learning communities and one of the core tenets of a successful "language learning career" is being able to enjoy doing stuff with the language without necessarily trying to learn the language. Le
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by Morgawr 4y ago
Same protocol, but the implementation is at the discretion of whoever writes the server code. For example I went to check and in crosvm we use a BTreeMap already for Fids for our p9 implementation (thankfully): https://github.com
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by Morgawr 4y ago
Surely there is a huge difference in getting a one-time amount of "extra" money (which most people would see as a "present") and knowing you'll keep receiving the same amount of money regularly every month for a few
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by Morgawr 4y ago
>because of an immigration system that keeps foreigners from immigrating for work Okay so let me dispel this myth. I don't know when it started, how, and where, but Japan is not that hard to immigrate into if you have a job or are
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by Morgawr 4y ago
What if some people that would usually be in the group that enjoy playing table tennis realize they actually want to run a marathon and they find out that most marathon gear is only built to help group A run better? What if there were shops
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by Morgawr 4y ago
The implication might be obvious because that might be the most immediate solution to an evident problem. Just because the analogy works and you don't like the (obvious) solution it doesn't mean we should throw out the baby with t
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by Morgawr 4y ago
That's not what they are suggesting. That's what you came up with as a solution for the problem which they presented. You're arguing against your own conclusion.
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by Morgawr 4y ago
> the harm in that case is the embarrassment and you can achieve the same results in 10 minutes with any image editing software The harm is not the "embarrassment" of seeing someone in the likeness of yourself (or your son, you
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by Morgawr 4y ago
> Similarly, there are lots of reasons why improving the security of google is a good thing _even if_ you think google itself is evil. Especially when you consider the fact that a lot of stuff that Google security researchers do directly
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by Morgawr 4y ago
I never really cared much about promo and I haven't yet gone for promo with this new system so I can't really say. I think as far as incentives go in general nothing really has changed much, but what has changed is the amount of t
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by Morgawr 4y ago
How is Stadia any different from something like Mixer which Microsoft shut down at a record pace since its release?
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by Morgawr 4y ago
Chrome browser (also ChromeOS)
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by Morgawr 4y ago
Disclaimer: I work at Google. Opinions are my own, etc etc. I have 0 to do with the Photos team. Google Photos is an amazing product, it has an amazing offering and works extremely well. It's also extremely popular and integral to the
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by Morgawr 4y ago
From the point of view of an IC so far at least it's *significantly* different from how perf worked. I have yet to see the results though.
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by Morgawr 4y ago
> risqué anime girls What's risqué in OP's picture?
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by Morgawr 4y ago
> is just a front for "explain this to me", especially when considering the body language. ? Why? There's nothing that indicates this, the history behind these images shows the clear opposite. This to me sounds more like y
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by Morgawr 4y ago
I'm curious why you think that's something to be embarrassed about. I feel like it's a cultural thing but for example here in Japan it's very common to see this style everywhere (on TV, on billboards, on the train, on ra

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