mastodon.socialMastodonを使った分散型ソーシャルネットワークの一部です。
The original server operated by the Mastodon gGmbH non-profit

サーバーの情報

158K
人のアクティブユーザー

もっと詳しく

Hoenn Tour Day 1
got nothing.
no hundo.
got 330 kyogre primal energy and 160 groudon.
we lost to a snow boosted blizzard kyogre with 7 ppl.
even i, the Dark Lord, needed 5 of myself to defeat it.

this will transpile src/Complex.ts to dist/Complex.js.
done by webpack alone.
from the user's (i.e., library author's) point of view, webpack "is" the transpiler.

i found i can convert a ts library to work in the browser by using a tool called webpack, a module bundler.
create webpack.config.ts (left) and tsconfig.json (right) like the attached images, then
% npm i -D webpack webpack-cli ts-loader ts-node
% npx webpack

金野裕希<p>*enkerese (エンケレセ)</p>
金野裕希<p>not sure englishers can get me but i&#39;m content with it.<br />i refuse to learn eng pronunciation.<br />soon i&#39;ll be an eng youtuber by this method.</p>
金野裕希<p>for those wondering, the last line is one of the example sentences of macos text-to-speech. there&#39;s also one that says &quot;most people recognize me by my voice.&quot;</p>
金野裕希<p>for those wondering, John Mung refers to Nakahama Manjiro, who advocated such a katakana pronunciation of eng for the jpn.<br />he pronounced &quot;english&quot; as enkeresu (エンケレス), but i stopped at ingueshu (イングェシュ).</p>
金野裕希<p>i spoke eng for the first time in my life.<br />here&#39;s the transcript.<br />i read aloud the katakana text with jpn pronunciation.<br />i generated this by having google translate speak the eng text and listening to it by ear.</p>
金野裕希<p>⁣</p>
金野裕希<p>i think the concept of a fandom name exists in eng, but doesn&#39;t it fit for englishers to use a single word to describe it?<br />javascripter, pythonista, lisper, etc. are all more often used in jpn.<br />there&#39;s The Little LISPer tho.</p>
金野裕希<p>one fact is that jpn has an engrish usage of adding -er to anything to make it &quot;a person who uses it.&quot;<br />e.g.) mayoler (マヨラー, mayorā) means a person who loves mayonnaise.</p>
金野裕希<p>speaking of langtwt, i&#39;ve always wondered why words like youtuber, tiktoker, or javascripter are used more in jpn than in eng.<br />despite the fact that some examples such as googler are only used in eng.</p>
金野裕希<p>it can also be said that people who learn a foreign language have a higher than average intelligence.</p>
金野裕希<p>i registered with whotwi and you can now see my twitter analytics.<br /><a href="https://en.whotwi.com/yuukikonnobot" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer"><span class="invisible">https://</span><span class="">en.whotwi.com/yuukikonnobot</span><span class="invisible"></span></a></p><p>i refollowed ppl i connected with via <a href="https://mastodon.social/tags/langtwt" class="mention hashtag" rel="tag">#<span>langtwt</span></a> i could remember and followed some new ones.<br />i&#39;ve had difficulty finding high iq ppl on tt. <br />---<br />RT <span class="h-card"><a href="https://mastodon.social/@yuukikonnobot" class="u-url mention">@<span>yuukikonnobot</span></a></span><br />i&#39;m at my parents house now.<br />i&#39;ve removed all my f/f i followed with <a href="https://mastodon.social/tags/langtwt" class="mention hashtag" rel="tag">#<span>langtwt</span></a>.<br />recently realized people only get along with each other on iq.<br /><a href="https://twitter.com/yuukikonnobot/status/1607964639878582272" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer"><span class="invisible">https://</span><span class="ellipsis">twitter.com/yuukikonnobot/stat</span><span class="invisible">us/1607964639878582272</span></a></p>
金野裕希<p>i&#39;ve registered with twilog. now you may search my tweets easier<br /><a href="https://twilog.org/yuukikonnobot" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer"><span class="invisible">https://</span><span class="">twilog.org/yuukikonnobot</span><span class="invisible"></span></a></p>
金野裕希<p>i&#39;m not yet a distinguished professor as i&#39;ve no significant achievements. i&#39;m thinking of learning division first.</p>