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Thank you, I dislike the UI of most websites so the biggest inspirations were craigslist and hacker news, no animations or fancy graphics.

I didn't know about this, thanks for posting. The value of youlist is you can save all these playlists to an account, assign specific names, and watch them without the youtube suggestions on the side. If you're on mobile and don't have an adblocker the ads don't play.

Hello, youlist.tv is a website I made where you can make playlists of youtube videos and share them with your friends. It was a great exercise in learning Elixir/Phoenix, and I hope you enjoy using it.

Ah sorry I meant that it would be good if the verses are added.

Maybe it's possible to do some html hack so the verse numbers are displayed to users, but skipped by text to speech on iphone?

Yeah I agree, great overall, verses are the only thing missing.

This is pretty fun, reminds me of flash games from my childhood, thanks for posting!

If you are working through a programming textbook and doing the exercises in elixir, LiveBook is great https://github.com/elixir-nx/livebook (vs one big mix project)

Can't find the paper text, but here's the video showing it was an article about the Clinton Foundation and some snopes link https://youtu.be/WUDiBiKQxPk?t=141

Technology makes sports less interesting, refinement culture https://paulskallas.substack.com/p/refinement-culture

Exactly, anything that has survived 100 or 1000 years is most likely worth your time

Most new books aren't very good, and there's so much noise that only reading old books is a perfectly good strategy.

The only recent stuff I buy and read is technology related, if I'm going to read a narrative book it's going to be > 1 year old