I used Quod Libet as my main music player for a year or two, but I found it lacking and iirc sometimes laggy (it is written in Python!). Updates also seem to be infrequent.
Note that this paper is vibe-coded and overestimating due to incorrect analysis, though "the core idea behind the paper is largely sound". https://x.com/justanotherlaw/status/2050399317782155726…
Firefox has experimental split tab hidden inside about:config since 146.0 (December 9, 2025) https://winaero.com/how-to-enable-split-view-in-firefox-146/
or ublock origin `www.mlive.com##+js(rc, article__paragraph--blur)`
Sorry for being stupid. I thought that linked PR was GitHub's.
They fixed it 8 hours after your comment lol
I use the AI side bar quite often, not having to manage windows/tabs to have the chat and the main content I am reading at the same time is nice.
I strongly disagree. It is extremely annoying when I cannot make different agents read a different prompt file when I needed to tell them different things. Cursor currently autoloads AGENTS.md without a way to disable…
For physics2 (which I only skimmed the manual), it seems like most of the functionality is either in the Typst standard library, or availble in physica https://github.com/Leedehai/typst-physics/blob/master/physic...
I encountered some weirdness with wrap-it when my content is a bullet list
Sorry but that is not intuitive for me. You wrote one line of analogy and then went into 4.5 paragraphs of technical explanation.
https://hur.st/bloomfilter/ There is a only bloom filter calculator that lets you just mess arpund with parameters
Yeah, you sound around 1.25-1.5x than the average videos I watch
Speed is one thing, the type system itself is another thing, you are basically guaranteed to hit like 5-10 issues with python's weird type system before you start grasping some of the oddities
I think the first two asterisks are used like footnotes pairs
at least include a MD5 of what you have redacted to prove that whatever you may publish in the future is pre-written
Kagi didn't make it explicit, but based on what they wrote I think they API call Google and other search engines to show as part of their results. https://help.kagi.com/kagi/search-details/search-sources.htm...
I used Quod Libet as my main music player for a year or two, but I found it lacking and iirc sometimes laggy (it is written in Python!). Updates also seem to be infrequent.
Note that this paper is vibe-coded and overestimating due to incorrect analysis, though "the core idea behind the paper is largely sound". https://x.com/justanotherlaw/status/2050399317782155726…
Firefox has experimental split tab hidden inside about:config since 146.0 (December 9, 2025) https://winaero.com/how-to-enable-split-view-in-firefox-146/
or ublock origin `www.mlive.com##+js(rc, article__paragraph--blur)`
Sorry for being stupid. I thought that linked PR was GitHub's.
They fixed it 8 hours after your comment lol
I use the AI side bar quite often, not having to manage windows/tabs to have the chat and the main content I am reading at the same time is nice.
I strongly disagree. It is extremely annoying when I cannot make different agents read a different prompt file when I needed to tell them different things. Cursor currently autoloads AGENTS.md without a way to disable…
For physics2 (which I only skimmed the manual), it seems like most of the functionality is either in the Typst standard library, or availble in physica https://github.com/Leedehai/typst-physics/blob/master/physic...
I encountered some weirdness with wrap-it when my content is a bullet list
Sorry but that is not intuitive for me. You wrote one line of analogy and then went into 4.5 paragraphs of technical explanation.
https://hur.st/bloomfilter/ There is a only bloom filter calculator that lets you just mess arpund with parameters
Yeah, you sound around 1.25-1.5x than the average videos I watch
Speed is one thing, the type system itself is another thing, you are basically guaranteed to hit like 5-10 issues with python's weird type system before you start grasping some of the oddities
I think the first two asterisks are used like footnotes pairs
at least include a MD5 of what you have redacted to prove that whatever you may publish in the future is pre-written
Kagi didn't make it explicit, but based on what they wrote I think they API call Google and other search engines to show as part of their results. https://help.kagi.com/kagi/search-details/search-sources.htm...