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PhD is awarded for a new idea. Most new ideas are ‘small’ in the realm of the wide spectrum of human knowledge. As such no PhD degree in general studies exists. My medical school classmates earlier PhD was on oxygen fixation in Diphtheroides bacteria. Pretty specific, eh? Equally versed in all academic field is a tall order IMO.

My girlfriend is a gal……*sigh* I dunno even know where to begin. I thought it would be an interesting romance but its just dumb ecchi and constant fanservice that never increases in quality. Mediocre at best IMO.Yu Gi Oh ZexalThis series is basically stereotypical Yu Gi Oh where the MC (who is as generic as one can get) has to fight an evil organization. And I would be fine with that…if the fights were not so garbage. It feels nothing at all like the Yu Gi Oh I used to know and love. Emphasis on used to.Cutie Honey is one of the most creative and influential magical girl anime ever but I mean its latest adaptation Cutie Honey universe was just a bunch of failed comedy and lame fanservice replaced for good plot (not to be confused with PLOT, which is also used horribly in this series) and inconsistent animation.Big Order was made by the legend who wrote Future Diary, a pretty interesting show if I do say so myself. I was expecting it to be pretty dope as well…..but naw. What ended up happening is I was treated to an utter disappointment with one of the most absolutely completely boring MC´s I´ve ever read before and had every plot so contrived I cringed unimaginably. Nothing against the creator of course but….come on?This is painful for me since Naruto was my first anime, and Masashi Kishimoto wrote this series. But Samurai 8 really disappointed me unfortunately. Truly I mean no offense to Kishimoto of course but I was unexpectedly shocked by how Samurai 8 didn´t meet my personal expectations. It had that kinda feel where so much was being thrown in your face at once but yet somehow it felt like nothing engaging was going on. And that´s a big no when attempting to write a series. It got cancelled early due to its lack of popularity and readers basically losing interest…. so yea.Tenchi Muyo….one of the most influential harem of all time. It wasn´t a series I ever liked however this specific adaptation was really disappointing. Its called Tenchi Muyo Ai. It was really short, only 4 minutes long and in that time span tried to force a ton of content in there and made the characters bland due to the short time they were given to develop.The only thing really I could find about Megamell to praise was its world building. Which it basically ditched everything for in order to make the setting look as cool as possible. There was basically no plot, uninteresting characters, random fights that weren´t even entertaining, no important messages or themes and basically aside from world building it pretty much failed at every turn. So yea….Megamell was a pretty massive disappointment IMO.Nuff saidThose are the worst of the worst shonen I´ve watched and read I think.

OCaml is a fantastic language but isn’t perfect. The main problems (IMO) are:Massive ecosystem fragmentation across editors/IDEs, package managers (settled on Opam?), build systems (settled on Dune?) and fundamental libraries like Async vs LWT and Cohttp vs HttpAF.No user friendly development environment.An overly-complicated language with many advanced features that are of little practical use.Inability to overload arithmetic operators, e.g. OCaml uses + for machine-precision tagged ints, +. for double-precision floats and +/ for arbitrary-precision integers.Missing numerical types and strings aren’t unicode.Poor support for multicore parallelism: OCaml’s GC is built upon a global lock and OCaml’s standard library makes heavy use of global mutable state.Lack of generic pretty printing and serialization.Inefficient generics, e.g. polymorphic comparison is really slow.Lack of value types and, consequently, inefficient core collections like hash tables.Tagged int types: the int type is 31/63 bits and requires bit twiddling for most operations so int arithmetic is slow.16MiB limit on strings and arrays on 32-bit platforms like the Raspberry Pi. Cludgey workarounds like BigArray.Poor Windows support.Undefined evaluation order that actually differs between ocamlopt and ocamlc.Syntax warts like no end after match so nested matches use begin..end which are (literally!) an alias for parentheses.No comprehensions.No try..finally.No JIT compilation so the REPL and regexes are slow.No support for inline parsers.Text-only REPL.