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takemikazuchi

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About takemikazuchi

Software engineer at MasteryConnect.

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    Comment #9522388

    I wonder if it's possible to create a streamlined platform for this kind of work. Like others mentioned being able to start at an outline stage and then move on to fleshing the par…

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    Comment #9012716

    Wow, as someone that switches between two language inputs(coincidentally English/Japanese actually) a lot on a variety of OS's, and never uses caps lock, I think this is a great ke…

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    Comment #8981493

    It's so people can plan out their visits and know what their options are in a new area.

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    Comment #8903895

    This is a bit of tangent, but I looked up Idris since I'd never heard of it. I'm currently learning Haskell and they look really similar. What differentiates the two? What can you …

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    Comment #8903886

    And it's equally possible to interpret this data positively. Perhaps VCs are becoming more selective and concentrating their money on better teams/ideas instead of casting as wide …

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    Comment #8891228

    What's the financial outlook for this career path? I've always heard bad stories about early hires dealing with a below market salary(for a while) with worthless stock options. Is …

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    Comment #8891112

    I think even before you bring responsibility into the picture, there's a lot for each actor in this situation to gain from reestablishing communications(I certainly can't see what …

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    Comment #8803087

    For Clojure there's a plugin(albeit a very big plugin) over IntelliJ IDEA, called Cursive that I've heard a lot of nice things about: https://cursiveclojure.com/

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    Comment #8756484

    Compcert C, also written in Coq, is another interesting C compiler: http://compcert.inria.fr/

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    Comment #8615009

    Chartkick is amazing: http://ankane.github.io/chartkick/

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    Comment #8519195

    0xDBE is really nice: https://www.jetbrains.com/dbe/ Though it's still in alpha.

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    Comment #8471733

    I wonder how this will affect the Internet Archive. I understand they're based in the US(and hopefully their servers are too), but will the EU courts take any action if a sufficien…

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    Comment #8421772

    I know of one startup, Compathy(in Japan) that are working the other way around -that is, they're building a product that's first for post-trip sharing and then adding pre-trip pla…

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    Comment #8249990

    While I agree in principle, in practice this idea sounds like a security and authentication nightmare.

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    Comment #8241540

    Perhaps Keurig should print their logo onto the cups with said special ink, and the machine should identify the logo with an image matching algorithm. If I understand trademark law…

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    Comment #8241539

    Perhaps Keurig should print their logo onto the cups with said special ink, and the machine should identify the logo with an image matching algorithm. If I understand trademark law…

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    Comment #8060003

    If the only requirement is to run it on a raspberry pi, and you find that a RDBMS will be too resource intensive, you can always use one of the cloud data storage services out ther…

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    Comment #7902715

    I work for a fulfillment house, we do tens of thousands of orders a month. Despite this, we're still what would be considered a "small business". Forecasting has been a really big …