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It’s mad scientist Hououin Kyouma.

For a lot of series I feel exactly the opposite. You spend 5 minutes reading a chapter and then weeks or months waiting for the next one. The moment-to-moment pacing is often much better in anime adaptations.

The bigger problem is that a lot of manga/novel series run on forever so the anime adaptation has no chance of ever finishing the story. This doesn’t really have anything to do with the medium and is more about the way this stuff tends to get serialized in Japan incentivizing authors to never wrap their stories up.

Why?

Look at the amount of 0 to 10 star github repos that are open source and had no commits since ever.

Plenty, possibly most, of those do exactly what they were built to do and nothing more or less. I have a couple of dozen such repos myself.

I expect this gap will be filled by cheaper models like GLM as they catch up to frontier models in their capabilities.

Most hand-coded projects are “abandoned” within months of release, but this often happens because the project is done, not because the project outgrew the capabilities of the LLM and the vibecoder is too incompetent to fix the accrued technical debt themselves.

Looks like some kind of bolete, but what specifically? Is that just dust or soil?

What if there is such a thing as dark matter, and galaxies lacking it are the ones where Type 3 civilizations burnt it all up for energy?