when it comes to their books.

The way LOTR was written made it so fucking boring, I dropped it halfway through The Two Towers.

The Twilight series, on the other hand, was so entertaining that I read it till the very end. I don't care if the characters are trashy / drama is crap / whatever; I just want to be entertained.

Source: BEASTARS - season 2 episode 9

Source: BEASTARS - season 2 episode 4

Source: BEASTARS - season 2 episode 3

Preamble

A few days back, we got a post asking for everyone's top 10 anime.

I thought it would be fun to aggregate the data and see which are the most popular anime in this instance / community.

Note that I had to clean the data first, which means that there may be mistakes - either through typos or because I interpreted the data wrongly. Feel free to point any errors out.

I also had to make some assumptions and "adjustments" to make it work.

For example, some of us gave their top 10 anime in order - ranked from 1 to 10 - while others gave an unordered list. I had to ignore the ranking. Another significant one is that some of us gave more than 10 anime; I chose to take the first 10 anime in your listings.

There are many more such issues that data science nerds can poke at, but I'm not going to go in-depth as this is just for fun.

Also, I realized that this is essentially a community poll / ranking of top anime of all time using approval voting. The sample size is kind small with only 30 participants though.

Without further ado, here are the aggregate results:

Results

Peak (score: 6)

• Attack on Titan
• Frieren

score: 5

• Death Note
• Ghost in the Shell
• Chainsaw Man
• Samurai Champloo
• Mob Psycho 100
• Made in Abyss
• 86

score: 4

• DAN DA DAN
• SPY x FAMILY
• Cowboy Bebop
• Neon Genesis Evangelion
• Cyberpunk Edgerunners
• Steins;Gate
• Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood
• The Apothecary Diaries
• Kaguya-sama: Love is War

score: 3

• Gurren Lagann
• Fate/Zero
• Fullmetal Alchemist
• Kill la Kill
• K-On
• Nichijou
• Delicious in Dungeon
• Gintama
• JoJo's Bizarre Adventure
• Fruits Basket
• 100 Girlfriends
• Bocchi the Rock!
• Puella Magi Madoka Magica
• Your Lie in April
• Spirited Away
• A Silent Voice
• Serial Experiments Lain
• Hunter x Hunter

score: 2

• Re:Zero
• Nausica and the Valley of the Wind
• Your Name
• Jujutsu Kaisen
• One Punch Man
• Vivy: Fluorite Eye's Song
• Violet Evergarden
• Vinland Saga
• Trigun
• Suzume
• Summer Time Rendering
• Ping Pong the Animation
• Legend of the Galactic Heroes
• Solo Leveling
• Skip and Loafer
• Orb: On the Movements of the Earth
• PSYCHO-PASS
• ODDTAXI
• Monster
• Mushoku Tensei
• My Hero Academia
• Oshi no Ko
• LOOK BACK
• Eureka Seven
• The Dangers in My Heart
• The Eccentric Family

score: 1

The rest of them (106 entries).

Thoughts

• Y'all have got good taste. Time to check out even more anime.
• Thanks for participating in the thread. I appreciate community activities like this.

Source: Medalist official website

Promotional video: on Youtube

Where can you view package details like dependencies and package size on PyPI like on npm?

For example, when I look at React's page on npm, I can see that it has 0 dependencies and an unpacked size of 237kB.

On the other hand, when I visit Flask's page on PyPI, I can't seem to find it's dependencies even after clicking on project details.

cross-posted from: https://ani.social/post/11150034

Ending theme: I don't care by Hoshimachi Suisei

New promotional video (not available in my country 😩)

Source: news on official website

Ending theme: I don't care by Hoshimachi Suisei

New promotional video (not available in my country 😩)

Source: news on official website