SaulOfTheJungle

I can confirm point 4.

I have a small, open-source Chrome/Firefox extension that has about 260 active users.

I was considering porting it to Safari, but I can't justify the $99/year fee for it.

I agree.

The only reason I'm still using Google Maps on my iPhone is because of Apple Map's Yelp integration.

I boycott Yelp because of how they've treated businesses.

> No, they serve two different purposes.

I don't see why they could not serve both purposes.

Man pages should start with a tldr section followed by the full reference/spec.

No offence taken.

As next steps, I've installed Yomichan and I plan on purchasing a copy of Genki I.

Thank you very much for the pointers!

I think I will resort to looking at the Apache access logs.

I just want to know the number of daily unique visitors and where they are located (geographically).

Two years ago I had zero knowledge of the language, today I know all hiragana syllables, half of the katakana and a few kanji. I also know some basic vocabulary.

Yeah, maybe "quite effective" is overstating it.

> I used to put Google Analytics on my blog

Have you found a viable alternative or removed analytics from your blog altogether?

I've been learning Japanese with it for the past 2 years.

Although I haven't tried other apps (so I don't have a baseline for comparison), their methodology has proven quite effective for me.

> - No err != nil checks (replaced by option types)

Where can I find code illustrating V Option types?

> If you want to get further away from D&D, well, what direction do you want?

SF or Cyberpunk

What non-D&D game would you suggest to someone who enjoys D&D but would like to explore other systems?

I am new to Go and I want to start a new project.

In which cases should I adopt modules versus just sticking with $GOPATH?

Ashton Kutcher is not diagnosed with pancreatic cancer.