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Great episode, it was great to hear what everyone has been up to. I loved hearing everyone's thoughts on listening since for the most part it was very different than what I've done haha. Started my immersion journey watching anime raw, and did basically no reading for the first 6-9 months besides within anki. Then I also watched a ton of variety shows and youtube, which dont have subs but just テロップ, which does help but my reading was so far behind that I mostly ignored them at the time haha. And now I'm playing catch up with my reading since I have definitely spent at least 5x more time on listening than reading. Like in 2021 + early 2022 back when I tracked everything, I got about 1150h of listening for 550h of reading, and that was the first year that I actually actively tried to read more; yet despite that I had over twice the amount of listening haha. I agree with what I think Io said; at some point it's just easier to do a lot of listening vs reading since reading is more physically exhausting. Didn't mean to write such a long comment but in typical AJATTer fashion I rambled on haha. All that to say, it was awesome to hear this group discussion!

Great video as always

The Doth ❤ cool format seeing everyone together irl in Japan. thanks for this!

You guys are the best, truly carrying the torch. AJATT :D

Hell yeah so many recognizable people from the community in one video! And then there's Lucid (btw you forgot Mally in the description!)

Intermittent audio issues but interesting nonetheless! See y’all in the discord and on the boards!

This is awesome

i was here

Do people not sure audio cards on anki? Like just delete the kanji on the front and only grade yourself on the audio if you don't care about reading at all like he does. Will make you understand the language much faster instead of relying on the reading to recall a word.

this too funny lol

20:08 jlpt n1. Carrer

13:52

2:30

1:19:32... "I'll still get up at like 4AM and study up until NOON...." !? This dude is a freaking MACHINE... The fact that he still puts approximately 8 hours a day into conscious study of Japanese when he is at that level is close to insane. Definition of CHAD as the title suggests.

The question at 44:14... And then his answer at 44:34... Is probably the most legendary moment I have ever witnessed in the Japanese language learning community... "DAY ONE"... haha DROP THE MIC!

Not even 2 hours? 😢

Appreciate the new bits of lore

4 hours straight

Golden bladder

amazing pookie

Love you! Will listen now

4:00:35 ah, a man of culture

Not a brown recluse infestation 😭 the moment you showed that first spider picture I was like NOPE this isn't worth it 😂

I actually do recognize a lot of the projects like the pile of wood and the deck from the discord. Glad I invested early in kanjieater/deepweeb stock

Would spacing the boards out - say in Carl’s case- let water pass through and not pool up/rot the wood? Idk

Would you have been allowed to dump anything in the lake like rotting wood or leaves and dirt? Since you said 3:51:49 having people haul stuff away is a big expense.

Consider instead of jackhammering the whole thing 2:46:01 , maybe make a path/river for water to go out front. Like a shallow canyon. I don’t know if this will work but maybe a T-shape at the side near the door and the leading outwards could work to lead the water away.

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There's no clean way to get timestamps for this one I don't think, so if you have something that interested you please do leave a comment with whatever timestamp you found to be interesting! If you'd like to see the before & after pictures, they're posted here: imgur.com/gallery/kanjieaters-akiya-adventure-Oq39Vxf If you would like to support otaku communities or future otaku creations like this podcast consider throwing a few bucks at KanjiEater www.patreon.com/c/kanjieater

This is actually an extremely great overall guide of home-buying and maintenance/repairs. I used to want to just let everything be more natural, but when you for instance don’t clean up the leaves along the side of your home, they compost and essentially make the soil taller and taller until, maybe eventually water can start seeping in. Tbh I used to even just throw food scraps out because I like opossums and birds that will eat it and poop out the seeds. But what you might end up attracting is rats and their predators like snakes. So yeah just dumping food waste outside is not a good idea. Better to give them to cows if you have them. But for now I just have to become ok with throwing away organic waste again. I have a composter, but it’s too much work imo unless you’re ok spending time on composting daily.

Did you guys look at how much it wouldve cost to destroy and rebuild something tiny? I generally prefer to preserve and fix, too.

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Wait this is actually amazing thank you

This is nice The left most guest could use better audio quality but whatever

Once again I am calling upon our collective Deep Weeb Nation to help with timestamps! If you jot down the question & timestamp on your first listen and post the episodes timestamps, I'll add your timestamps to the video for everyone and shout you out in the next podcast. Thanks for helping! See Arctagon's pinned comment here for a stellar example: ua-cam.com/video/3bjk0kYcc5o/v-deo.html

I'm surprised no one has pointed out that he was probably just reading during his 'output' at 36:18. You can see that, except for a few brief moments, his eyes remain fixated on the same area of the screen.

You should have pablo from dreaming spanish on.

I've read the comment section on that now-deleted post. I just realised how the subreddit is full of l0sers with crab in a bucket mentality.

I am confident that I have subscribed to this channel, but this time around I do not recall getting a notification either for the live podcast or for this being posted. Either way, though, I am happy to see that the Deep Web Podcast/Kanji Eater is back again.

This seems like a nice workflow, but I'm not quite sure where I can find dictionaries that work in this program.

is this video up to date?

As promised, after a period of silence to correct my pitch-accent, I've returned, with more otaku spirit than ever. Check the Live tab, for new videos. Join the discord to become a manga chud with me. tr.ee/FlmKJAest5

I've been informed that Kanon _should_ be played in January - _not_ December - apologies for the misinformation, fellow readers & eaters.

Tales if Arise was great for the first 2/3. As soon as we start hitting spaceships and time travel I lost interest pretty quick.

Finally! Will start this now. Edit: you're a very good host, Kanji.

Thanks for hanging out in chat, now come read some manga with us in Discord Link to the Discord is here as always, tr.ee/FlmKJAest5

Once again I am calling upon our collective Deep Weeb Nation to help with timestamps! If you jot down the question & timestamp on your first listen and post the episodes timestamps, I'll add your timestamps to the video for everyone and shout you out in the next podcast. Thanks for helping! See Arctagon's pinned comment here for a stellar example: ua-cam.com/video/3bjk0kYcc5o/v-deo.html

bro, this still works on windows 11, although due to the shitty ui coloring in the base version it's best used on the forked goldendict-ng , however there is an issue with the dictionary icon size the the right side (not the history pane, but the icon next to the hide dictionary button) being too big. How can i hide the icons the style adds? edit: nvm i found it in the article-style.css file

Is there a tool like yomichan for English learners?