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【アニメ化してほしいゲーム】 ・メトロイド（人気出ると思うんだけど。中身女だし） ・スイカゲーム（やるなら今しかない。ちいかわみたいに2分くらいでいいんだよ） ・Among Us（もしかして海外ではもうやってたり？） ・アンダーテイル（18禁になっちゃうかな） ・マリオのピーチ（新作が可愛かった） ・ピクミン（テレビ番組として） ・ぷよぷよ（なってないよね？とても合ってそうなのに） ・ロックマン（エグゼじゃなくてね） ・ストリートファイター（これも映画版ではなくテレビでやってほしい。ネトフリでもいいよ） ・バイオハザード（グロいかな） ・ファイアーエムブレム（人気でるでしょ？） ・キングダムハーツ（ディズニーが許せば） ・スプラトゥーン（望まれてるはず） ・クロノトリガー（今こそ！）
Don't refactor the code
This is a piece of advice someone gave me a long time ago. Unfortunately, I don't really remember who, so I cannot properly attribute (although chances are they heard it somewhere too). But I decided to re-share this. What is refactoring? I'm sure we can find multitude of definitions. But with modern software development process it often becomes synonymous with any kind of code changes that do not
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ブランシャールが、前回エントリで紹介した連ツイで予告した中道派に関するスレッドを立てている（仏語版）。 1/9. Last tweet thread in the trilogy (FN, NFP, now Ensemble). Then, I intend to take a break.😃 I am struck by the prevalence of the following argument: If you reject the RN, you must vote NFP. As if there was no alternative. There is obviously one, voting for one of the center parties, be it Ensemble, or the LR who did not join the RN, or the “
This blog is where I post up various half-baked ideas that I have. All PostsCategoriesGitHubTwitterRSS/Atom feeds This blog post proposes adding a third trait, Claim, that would live alongside Copy and Clone. The goal of this trait is to improve Rust’s existing split, where types are categorized as either Copy (for “plain old data”1 that is safe to memcpy) and Clone (for types that require executi
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Initially, we named this guide “Tourist Attractions in Tokyo,” but we realized that the title did not do justice. Tokyo offers so many places to visit and things to do that even most long-time residents might not be able to experience them all. So, whether you plan to visit Tokyo as a tourist, for business, or to live there, we hope this guide to Tokyo’s attractions will come as handy. As an insid
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