SavioMak

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 https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/veFMEzDDyWaer2Sms/sanity-che...

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 it and it sucks.

I would argue it is hallucinating, starting at when the model outputs "Yes".

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...

nonissue for me. This is an advantage in most cases, and the way to tell typst to just render literally is quite obvious (backslash in markup mode, quoting text in math mode). The only slightly annoying thing is that in math mode "/" becomes a binary operator for rendering like \frac, and you need to use the ugly and hard to read "\/" for an actual forward slash for tighter division.

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.

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...