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by level3 1y ago
You only need to buy it at the airport if you want a Welcome Suica. You can buy a regular Suica at any station with a multi-function machine. The only real differences between the Welcome Suica and a regular one are the 500 yen deposit (Wel
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by level3 1y ago
These sequences are also known as "cubefree," so you might want to continue researching along those lines. In particular, the game discussed is trying to find cubefree words over a two-letter alphabet. The sample infinite game see
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by level3 1y ago
I memorized it as "c" for "ceiling" and "g" for "ground."
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by level3 2y ago
The "positive" surface already contains all the necessary points. It's hard to prove that this surface on its own intersects with itself, but turning it into a Klein bottle makes the proof easy, since it's already known
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by level3 3y ago
"Confession" is fine as a translation. 告白 can be used for admitting to crimes, confessing one's love, revealing a secret, etc. It would never be used for a declaration where there is no sense of guilt/shame/embarras
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by level3 4y ago
I tried searching to see what I could find, and it seems like the channels are run by a Korean living in Japan. (I suppose it could be multiple individuals) For example, here's an article by a company that collaborated with Process X:
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by level3 5y ago
Not all fonts are monospace. For example, on Windows you have MS PGothic and MS PMincho, which are the proportional versions of MS Gothic and MS Mincho.
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by level3 5y ago
It's a lot of different kinds of stationery in the form factor of a card, presumably for easier portability. For example, the top of the list has a ballpoint pen and a mechanical pencil that can be removed from the card. The third on t
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by level3 5y ago
This might be pedantic, but your rewriting seems to assume intent where there may have been none. The phrase "in such a way" is adverbial, modifying "surmounted" in the original, but your "designed" is adjectiv
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by level3 5y ago
One problem with grapheme clusters as length is that you can't do math with it. In other words, string A (of length 1) concatenated with string B (of length 1) might result in string C that also has length 1. Meanwhile, concatenating t
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by level3 5y ago
You mentioned a studio/1br, which you can totally do in Tokyo under $2k, including food and other daily expenses. However, it will largely depend on what you consider a decent social life.
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by level3 5y ago
Hm? There are lots of copyright-infringing sites using Cloudflare, and Cloudflare seems pretty content to generally ignore infringement notices.
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by level3 5y ago
Publishers definitely don't see it that way; that's mostly an extension of a myth in order to justify the piracy. Most manga publishers will see relatively little revenue from international anime releases. Even for domestic anime
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by level3 5y ago
They get plenty of takedown notices, but they mostly get to hide behind services like Cloudflare who won't take action regarding these notices anyway. From the publishers/creators side, there is simply no effective way to take sca
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by level3 5y ago
Just to note, technically you can buy resin with money (you can replenish your resin with primogems, up to 6 times a day), but it's not very cost efficient so you're generally better off using those primogems on wishes. And like y
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by level3 5y ago
Being unable to maximize a specific character's potential is pretty far from where you said "there are certain important ways in which you simply cannot progress without spending money." There's nothing in the main conte
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by level3 5y ago
It's generous enough if you aren't aiming for every premium character. If you play all the story content and events, and are doing the daily quests, you'll pretty much earn enough for a guaranteed 5* (80-90 pulls) in about 6
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by level3 6y ago
Unless you can point out where the statistics say that, your belief is just speculation. I've skimmed over the data and didn't see anything about attributing depression to work problems. (If you have other sources regarding this,
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by level3 6y ago
This is definitely not true. Here's the 2020 report from the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare: https://www.mhlw.go.jp/content/r2h-1-5.pdf The leading reason for suicide is, by far, health problems. After tha
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by level3 6y ago
Let's Encrypt also mitigates this by validating from multiple vantage points, so a single man-in-the-middle is insufficient.
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by level3 6y ago
Regarding hiring actors to appear as family members at events: it's not common nor thought of as normal in Japan either.
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by level3 6y ago
It seems like a lot of people in this thread might be interested in a place like Bunkitsu: https://www.japantimes.co.jp/culture/2019/03/30/books/enter-... It's a bookstore in Tokyo that actuall
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by level3 6y ago
The way it was done before without cookies was including the user's session ID as a query parameter in the URL. Adding things to your cart was also done through query parameters. It was later realized that session IDs in the URL led to
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by level3 6y ago
It looks like you're not escaping single quotes in the find pattern, so the command output gets malformed. Also, you're reading in the whole file before replacing, even though most uses of sed will probably be per line. Including
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by level3 7y ago
No, the point of radix sort is that you don't have to do comparisons. Radix sort on strings is the same as radix sort on numbers, just with more buckets.
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by level3 7y ago
It's the same problem when working with numbers, since you have to assume some maximum number of digits as well. Radix sort essentially treats numbers as zero-padded strings. When sorting single words consisting only of the letters A-
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by level3 7y ago
Radix sort also works on strings, etc. (anything that can be lexicographically ordered)
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by level3 7y ago
My company isn't "enterprise" size, but we have over 100 machines in the office so it makes sense to buy a business product rather than a consumer product. I agree that the detection/protection portion of the product can
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by level3 7y ago
I noticed this was definitely true for me during my first several years here in Japan. In normal conversation, I would end up overthinking my sentences and making mistakes fairly often, but when drinking all of the nervousness and extraneou
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by level3 7y ago
I think the term "bullet train" often refers only to trains that run on standard gauge tracks, so maglev trains would naturally be excluded.

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