The animation in that movie is fantastic! It's one of my son's favorite movies (he wants to be a stop-morning animator when he grows up).

I'd have thought that would have answered the question already.

I was recently acquainting my kids with Beck, Cake, and Weezer, and they kept asking why was "all the music SO WEIRD when you were a kid?"

I think the best that can be said of that movie is that it's at least better than Attack of the Clones.

I have one inside my house right now (13YO is Mira)

All the candy.. with a generous side of mashed potatoes and gravy 🤤

Well, this ended up being an easy choice because the kid who usually doesn't like trick or treating decided he likes it now!

Most of what I've seen from LLMs - with the exception of a couple of fantastic (but costly) research sessions with Claude - is that you get a summary of Google's page one results. There is less training data for esoteric topics, by definition. So please continue to invest in research skills!
4/4

Similarly, with a technical discipline (like software engineering), you are likely to see the most common solutions to the broad problem you are interested in. There is likely to be a more efficient, elegant, or otherwise appropriate solution, but it's going to require research to discover.
3/4

For example, if you search for a recipe, you are likely to see the best of mediocre recipes at the top - the ones with the fewest bad things to say about them. If a recipe tastes incredible but requires more skill or time to complete, you probably won't see it because it has narrower appeal
2/4

I'm impressed! The look is very cool, and it seems like fun to play.

I can't count the number of times I've seen this: "Now that I've disabled the server from starting, the app runs without issue. It is now complete and production-ready!"

Also, I think that if I was not in tech, I'd be an accountant.