LucasTizma

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bio	website	lucas.tiz.ma
	location	San Francisco, CA
	age	28
visits	member for	1 year, 1 month
	seen	Apr 15 at 20:43
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I love cohesive design: showing that you care enough to design something amazing from the bottom up is a requirement to really get my attention.

I love little details: I probably sweat the details in everything I do—a true strength and weakness—more than anyone I've ever met.

I don't settle when it comes to The User Experience: users, at the end of the day, are the only ones who matter, so if I'm not unwavering in my determination to create the ultimate User Experience, then I'm not doing my job.

Other than that, I enjoy studying Japanese and whistling like a pro to my favorite songs.

	760 reputation	bio	website	lucas.tiz.ma	visits	member for	1 year, 1 month
19 badges		location	San Francisco, CA		seen	Apr 15 at 20:43

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Apr 19	awarded	Yearling
Mar 17	accepted	Is 「お礼を言う」 considered formal?
Mar 16	asked	Is 「お礼を言う」 considered formal?
Nov 21	accepted	What is an expression that means “of course!” as if suddenly realizing something?
Nov 21	comment	What is an expression that means “of course!” as if suddenly realizing something? Ah, these both sound familiar and seem to fit the scenarios I was thinking about. Thanks!
Nov 21	asked	What is an expression that means “of course!” as if suddenly realizing something?
Nov 17	awarded	Nice Question
Sep 27	accepted	What is the breakdown of countries where loan words originate?
Sep 27	comment	Usage of すみません (sumimasen) versus ごめんなさい (gomen'nasai) Thank you for this explanation. It's nice to be able to explain something at a purely conceptual level, but being able to interject example scenarios for common usage really helps me to grasp the context more.
Sep 27	comment	What is the breakdown of countries where loan words originate? @JesseGood What I mean is words that are written using katakana, not kanji. Is that what you meant?
Sep 26	asked	What is the breakdown of countries where loan words originate?
Sep 8	revised	Is there a generally accepted “rule” for truncating loan words? Made terminological changes based on comments.
Sep 8	accepted	Is there a generally accepted “rule” for truncating loan words?
Sep 8	comment	Is there a generally accepted “rule” for truncating loan words? Really appreciate the detailed explanation and the clarification about ドンマイ.
Sep 8	comment	Is there a generally accepted “rule” for truncating loan words? Thank you for clarifying that.
Sep 7	asked	Is there a generally accepted “rule” for truncating loan words?
Sep 6	awarded	Nice Question
Jun 14	comment	Can ま be used as an interjection to connote an indignant tone? I think the situation I was thinking of actually called for "well" as a translation, only the speaker happened to have an indignant tone. Thanks!
Jun 14	accepted	Can ま be used as an interjection to connote an indignant tone?
May 9	accepted	What does なのね at the end of a sentence mean?