Falsehoods programmers believe about addresses
Perhaps you've read posts like Falsehoods Programmers Believe About Names and Falsehoods programmers believe about time. Maybe you've also read Falsehoods programmers believe about geography. Addressing is a fertile ground for incorrect assumptions, because everyone's used to dealing with addresses and 99% of the time they seem so simple. Below are some incorrect assumptions I've seen made, or mad
GitHub - jeresig/node-romaji-name: Normalize and fix common issues with Romaji-based Japanese names.
This is a utility primarily designed for consuming, parsing, and correcting Japanese names written in rōmaji using proper Hepburn romanization form. Beyond fixing common problems with Japanese names written with rōmaji, it's also able to do a number of amazing things: It's able to figure out which part of the name is the surname and which is the given name and correct the order, if need be (using
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