2,394 karma · joined February 23, 2013
Proficient in Japanese (JLPT Level 2) and lived/worked there for nearly 10 years. Hoping to move back soon.
Based in Honolulu.
Love my job, but always open to other opportunities.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/scott-osborn-0580481/
> It does feel like Apple innovation is either stagnating or small, incremental gains. Certainly not huge leaps like iPhone or iPad. Apple Watch hasn’t really taken off yet.
It's a Rails app and includes a flashcard system to help me study. It also emails me a daily list of 5 vocabulary words to study.
I use it all the time and it took about a month to get it into a state where I felt comfortable deploying it. I'm about to add a feature that will use the devices camera to scan and extract a vocabulary list from the image using OCR (I'll use this when reading Japanese text).
It's useful for me, but more importantly, it's fun.
* This is not an argument against it. *
"Police in Japan have arrested a 36-year-old man on suspicion of selling illegally modified Pokémon save data to customers online — a practice which is banned under the country’s 2019 Unfair Competition Prevention Act."
Now, it's still a ridiculous story, but it's a little easier to see how this happened.
(Not defending anything here)
My current IP hasn't changed in years but I need to pony up if I want them to guarantee it forever.
They only included USB on the original iMac, which was a death-knell for the legacy connectors, and quite controversial at the time given the iMac's place in the cultural zeitgeist.
I hate this terminology. How would anyone define "professional use"
You might be cool with that, but I’m not.