Golang's Fuzzing function is "an approach to finding bugs by providing input that is not expected by the program's functionality," and it is a "testing tool for finding bugs in programs.
fuzz: 警察(名詞)
fuzz: police (noun)
fuzzy: あいまいな(形容詞)
fuzzy: ambiguous (adjective)
名詞と形容詞で、これほど意味の変ってくる単語も珍しいなぁ、と思っています。
I think it is rare to change the meanings of word just between noun and adjective like this.
However, I don't know of any 'good soba restaurants' around my parents' house -- or rather, I can't think of any soba restaurants around my parents' house.
When going back to the country house, I was eating out all the time. Though I like cooking, I didn't like to dirty the kitchen in the house without my father and mother.
As noted here, this column was rewritten in response to the editorial board's proposal to "delete the first half in its entirety" and my counter-proposal to "rewrite the first half in its entirety.
Of course, please be assured that the email address you send us will be completely destroyed after delivery and the "Ebata Firewall" will be activated.
どれくらいの方が「オリジナル原稿」に興味を持たれるか、『私、気になります』("氷菓"風)。
I'm curious to see how many people will be interested in the "original manuscript" ("Hyouka" style).
Some people who have been with me since the launch of my website, may think that "it is him".
あいかわらず、キレキレのレビューです。お楽しみ下さい。
As usual, he gave me a keen review. Enjoy it.
それはさておき。
That's aside.
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今回のコラムの中では、カルト宗教団体「江端教」が登場します。
In this column, a cult group "Ebata-ism" will be featured.
万一、あなたが、その内容に「既視感」を覚えたとしても、それはあなたの錯覚です。
Even if you feel a sense of "deja vu" with the content, it is your illusion.
「江端教」は、先週金曜日に、EE Times Japan編集部から前半全面削除の提案を受けたのち、週末に、江端が頭を抱えながら捻り出した、100%江端オリジナルの新しいカルト宗教です。
Ebata-ism" is a new cult religion that I had major renovated over the last weekend, after receiving a proposal from the EE Times Japan editorial board last Friday to delete the first half in its entirety.
―― 決して、深く勘繰ってはなりません
"Never, ever, be too deeply in the dark"
そういうことをすると、あなたも私も編集部も、みんなが不幸になります。
That makes everyone unhappy, including you, me, and the editorial staff.
Ask your father or mother to buy 70 kg worth of lumber at a DIY store, and then modify it into a cruciform shape and do an experiment to see how much you can actually carry!