[naet]

Well I just scraped the hell out of that. Some very pretty images. I know it is labor intensive, but they really put the effort into a massive amount of hand drawn frames for some of these movies and it shows in the final product.

[EarlKing]

I was wondering what that sucking sound was...

[ycombinete]

What did you use to do the scraping?

[caconym_]

I don't know what he did, but I gave gemini-cli the url and asked for a script. The LLMs are pretty good at this sort of simple but tedious implementation.

[exasperaited]

And nothing of value was gained.

[caconym_]

True if you think the images have no value, nor the time I saved by "outsourcing" the work, but writing the kind of trivial web scraper I've written N times before somehow does.

Personally I would disagree!

[stevenwliao]

It might have been that the OP wanted to try for themselves using an app or some source code.

[caconym_]

They are welcome to do so! I encourage anyone who finds this scraping problem interesting to approach it in whatever way they find the most rewarding!

[naet]

I just did Advent of Code in Python, which isn't my daily use language but was fun to play with. Threw together a script in a little less than 5 min that did what I wanted: downloaded all the screenshots and put into a directory for each movie.