Chris Pearce
takosix@famichiki.jp
<p>Japanese-to-English technical/industrial translator<br />日英 技術・産業 翻訳者</p>
Posts
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Post #4257296
lolololol cicada followed my mom inside and made her scream. first time in my life i&#39;ve ever heard my mom scream.
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Post #4257295
Mari is on her way home. I&#39;m sitting at the hospital waiting to pay the bill. Then I drag her suitcase home in the heat 💀
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Post #1490411
&quot;But doing something like this requires you to take for granted that other people are smart, that smart people have always existed, and that very little in the human experience is new. That requires, you know, intellectual humility — and a willingness to think about other people’s experiences.&quot; https://www.theverge.com/tldr/915176/nft-metaverse-ai-weirdos
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Post #976236
New way to retire unlocked: https://www.yomiuri.co.jp/national/20260404-GYT1T00225/
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Post #976235
Someone was a dumbass. https://www.yomiuri.co.jp/national/20260405-GYT1T00123/
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Post #976234
Dog completely ignored me this morning so I ignored her and didn&#39;t let her eat my strawberry tops because I&#39;m petty.
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Post #976233
First bike ride of a significant length since November to deliver reimbursement papers to city hall. I killed tracking on the return leg early. When I left city hall, I felt my belly gurgle a little. By the time I was about 2/3rds home, I was having a full-blown butt emergency. I tried to make it to a store I know, but my butt said, &quot;No.&quot; Thankfully there was a public restroom in a close park.
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Post #976232
Dog just farted on me. Today is stupid.
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Post #976231
Space shinkansen is actually a great idea. From this: https://www.yomiuri.co.jp/science/20260407-GYT1T00193/
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Post #976230
Wow things are pretty bad.
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Post #976229
The biggest tree nut (💦) I&#39;ve ever seen (first picture) in north Hyogo. They adjusted the Y-axis scale of all charts now, so my local chart (second picture) looks like nothing is happening at all.
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Post #646032
Bit of light reading with breakfast. &quot;In other words, the Iran conflict has revealed yet another strategic chokepoint: The world’s most important memory‑chip producers depend on energy supplies that move through some of the most geopolitically volatile waterways on Earth.&quot; https://carnegieendowment.org/emissary/2026/03/iran-korea-semiconductor-chips-energy-oil-hormuz
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Post #646031
💀 * ∞ https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/ram/fake-ram-bundled-with-real-ram-to-create-a-performance-illusion-for-amd-users-1-1-value-pack-offers-desperate-psychological-relief-as-the-memory-shortage-worsens
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Post #646030
Every time I look at the news, the South Korean semiconductor industry is fucked in a new way. &quot;South Korea is among the most exposed countries, which, according to the Korea International Trade Association, imported 64.7% of its helium from Qatar in 2025. The country relies heavily on helium imports to cool silicon wafers during fabrication and is understood to have no viable substitute.&quot; https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/qatar-helium-shutdown-puts-chip-supply-chain...
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Post #646029
Unusual for me these days, I&#39;m posting a blog post that is beautiful and hopeful. &quot;This computer is for the kid who doesn’t have a margin to optimize. Who can’t wait for the right tool to materialize. Who is going to take what’s available and push it until it breaks and learn something permanent from the breaking.&quot; https://samhenri.gold/blog/20260312-this-is-not-the-computer-for-you/
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Post #646028
I thought sales were bad last year. Worst year for sales since 2021. Well the bonus at least will be cheaper health insurance and jumin tax.
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Post #646027
Japanese taxes done. Excited that I&#39;ll be getting my biggest refund ever since they raised the basic exemption As always, the Yayoi smartphone app you have to use to read your miner card is such a pain in the ass. Let me use my IC card reader connected to my computer! That&#39;s why I bought it years ago! YOU MADE ME BUY IT MFERS 💀
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Post #573343
I&#39;ve been noticing that the days are getting longer, and if my calculations are correct, we will be living in perpetual daylight by the middle of December. Concerning 🤔
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Post #307086
Pug calazone