Father, Hacker (Information Security Professional), Open Source Software Developer, Inventor, and 3D printing enthusiast
Even though it’s a fictional, animated depiction of what happened near the end of the WW2 it’s depicting something that actually happened. I don’t think there’s going to be any problems in regards to separating fiction from reality with this movie.
If anything, the movie is tame in comparison to the actual, real-world devastation of nuclear war.
Depends on how old your kids are… Are they old enough to understand suffering and loss? Then it’s time to make your kids suffer and lose some of their free time in order to learn something important; like any good parent!
There’s animes worse than Isekai Smartphone (e.g. Isekai Cheat Magician) but they didn’t get a second season 🙄
It’s not In Another World With My Smartphone levels of terrible but the story and dialog is seriously low-effort and cliche.
I was actually making a joke using a line from the anime that goes like this:
“You’re 1,000 years too soon for the dragon!”
(Note to self: Why TF do I remember that‽ LOL)
They’re 1,000 years too soon to make more of this low-effort anime.
Said no one: “Yay! Another CARDFIGHT!! Series!”
Also, why are they making a 2nd season of Tskukimichi? Someone just had to continue (finish?) the extremely low effort story‽
My work says I’m a, “security architect II”. I believe he physical world manifestation of that would be… the guy that plans where the security guards should stand? Actually, I’m “II” so I’m probably more like the guy who gets escalated to when the guys that do do that need help 🤷
Never say never. AI is generating code from your code.
The “limits of humans” I was referring to were things like:
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How does one convert a No Fear Article into a Definitely Fear Article?
Arguably, a much more important thing for the students to learn is the limits of humans. The limits of the computer will never be a problem for 99% of these students or they’ll just learn on the job the types of problems they’re good at solving and the ones that aren’t.
Woah there! German fairy tales were meant for children! That’s explicitly their target audience.
The whole point was to scare the children into behaving a certain way. Like, “don’t go wandering off alone. Bad things can happen!”
If you just tell your kid that they won’t listen. However, if you tell them a story about how kids that wandered off alone into a forest got cooked and eaten by a witch then maybe they’ll stick to the village (and be wary of strangers).