The fact that I never had this. I literally read all kinds of "problematic" stuff since I was 13 and I found it curious cause even at 13 I could make a difference between what's real and what's not.
Literacy is dead. People are more concerned with virtue signalling and digging into things for obscure issues to demonise than actually exploring unfamiliar, uncomfortable themes for what they are, an expression of the human experience, however fucked up it can be at times.
Watching horror doesn't make you a slasher serial killer chasing people with a chainsaw.
The same way reading incest won't have you fuck your siblings. Grow the fuck up and use your brain for once instead of swallowing down whatever is trendy to hate and shit on this week.
Historical Japan Explorer Manga "Fushigi no Kuni no Bird" will END next week, Sep 15, after 13 years of serialization!
Final Volume 14 will be out on Oct 15, 2026.
This beautifully drawn detailed manga by Sassa Taiga originally started as an irregular release in Harta magazine issue 2 back in 2013.
Historical Drama set in 19th Century Japan about a scottish female explorer on a journey in old Japan to reach the north where the Ainu people live.
French Release @ki_oon_Editions
@Athan0r It's finally happening, I hope more publishers start selling in India with localised pricing!
There are a number of Kodansha titles that I've been planning to buy, hopefully they'll release some niche titles too in India, and not just the super popular ones like AOT/Blue Lock.
@KODANSHA_EN Consider releasing the Sweat & Soap manga in India with localised pricing! Looking to buy it soon 😖
Home Office Romance might be a good candidate too for an Indian release, loved that manga.
KODANSHA INDIA officially launched with a celebration party in Delhi.
The new company is a joint venture between Kodansha, Dai Nippon Printing Co., Ltd., and IJ Kakehashi Services Pvt. Ltd. This is the first time a comprehensive Japanese publisher has set up a local subsidiary in India to bring printed books and manga directly to local readers. It was an honor to welcome many of our partners and stakeholders, making it a truly memorable beginning.
We look forward to delivering countless stories and inspiration to everyone in India.
To the fans in India who have been patiently waiting, we will announce the lineup by early October. Thank you so much for your continued support!
#KODANSHA
KODANSHA INDIA officially launched with a celebration party in Delhi.
The new company is a joint venture between Kodansha, Dai Nippon Printing Co., Ltd., and IJ Kakehashi Services Pvt. Ltd. This is the first time a comprehensive Japanese publisher has set up a local subsidiary in India to bring printed books and manga directly to local readers. It was an honor to welcome many of our partners and stakeholders, making it a truly memorable beginning.
We look forward to delivering countless stories and inspiration to everyone in India.
To the fans in India who have been patiently waiting, we will announce the lineup by early October. Thank you so much for your continued support!
#KODANSHA
mathematicians & tech people being shocked to see that openAI or whatever companies like it are stealing your ideas for their profit/gain as if this wasnt telegraphed on day one with the massive illicit "move fast and break stuff" scraping of everything online without consent
Japanese are famously a law abiding people. I myself have had my wallet returned by breathless stranger, much cash included, from random urban locations.
But they will — and I cannot stress this enough — WILL steal your umbrella without the slightest compunction.
OMG. I guess we have our answer from OpenAI
“we stole it fair and square”
Not one goddamn mention in the tweet of the human mathematicans they were in communication with, and whom they may well have ripped off.
[Read https://t.co/Z5osESGAUk for what OpenAI did not admit in the tweet.]
Absolutely disgusting.
You're missing the core drama of the story: Tristan is softly accusing OpenAI of having stolen their result from Codex chat logs.
Tristan then claims OpenAI tried to threaten him to not publicly disclose this, and that they'd give him the Clay Prize ($1M) as the "closest humans to the problem" if he'd agree to disavow his co-author, @__alpoge__ , who is at Anthropic.
This is HBO-level drama, but with math proofs.
@QRDL@SebastienBubeck So, they tried to bribe him into not revealing that his data in Codex helped solve the problem so they could attribute all the credit to the AI and then threatened him with the old "you've got a great career ahead of you; it would be a shame if something bad happened to it" ?
É impressionante o talento de Yuusuke Kawakami para dirigir episódios em produções da CloverWorks. Você, só pelo nome, já sabe que o episódio será ótimo. O diretor-assistente de série de The Elusive Samurai entrega mais um episódio muito divertido, expressivo e criativo!