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Related: There's also Ladybird that is developing quickly and is aiming for an alpha release this year. It's a truly independent browser engine built from scratch.

https://ladybird.org/

I've had a similar experience but more specifically with music. I decided a couple years ago to take a break from listening to music for 3 months. The first afternoon of this experiment showed to me that I was addicted to music and that I hated silence.

I now realize that taking moments to walk, eat, clean the house with nothing to listen to can be really productive and beneficial.

This article also reminds me of a recent video by Simple Lucas: https://youtube.com/watch?v=NZD5IFpyDcE

Seems like it was entirely AI written (claude) from the commits:

https://github.com/muchmirul/conjectures/commits/main/

Seems like GitHub posted this on their official Bluesky account for those wondering if it's official:

https://bsky.app/profile/github.com/post/3mpp2t6k4yq2j

How it works: https://github.com/petekp/tw-fade#how-it-works

Source Code: https://github.com/Rezivure/Grid-Mobile

Built on Matrix. There are both iOS and Android versions available.

And this page as well, showing how to use Claude Code on the Max plan: https://support.claude.com/en/articles/11145838-using-claude...

Previous page, when Claude Code was included:

https://web.archive.org/web/20260421141017/https://claude.co...

Edit: fixed the url thanks to scq

Do you have a source for that information? I'd like to read more on it.

Just curious, how are you curating it? Are you finding videos and adding them to the respective channels? or are you adding entire YT accounts to specific channels

I like the idea of everyone getting fed the same content. But I also especially love being able to discover new videos and channels that are hopefully curated by humans.

It might be better to just turn this on when I'm wanting to watch something than open YouTube and look at my homepage.

I know many comments mentioned that it was too introductory, or too deep. But as someone that does not have much experience understanding how these models work, I found this overview to be pretty great.

There were some concepts I didn't quite understand but I think this is a good starting point to learning more about the topic.

How have you been running it? How did you make it interoperable?

Link to PDF: https://link.springer.com/content/pdf/10.1007/s10676-024-097...

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/s10676-024-09775-5

And you can do it over any network if you pair it with tailscale. Tailscale + KDE Connect is such a time saver.

I think you mean "creating something really good doesn't take a short time"

> Over one billion TikTok videos will be viewed today, and yet, you’re still here, reading a speculative essay about media economics. I don’t take that for granted.

Well said. Articles like these bring a sort of relief to me from the constant chaos of short-form media and the like. Very refreshing.

I've found Anki the best app to learn almost anythinf that requires memorization. In my high school days, I saw a direct correlation between the amount of Anki studying I did, and my grade.

Maybe I'm misunderstanding this, but what would be the advantage of running straight Linux versus an AOSP-based mobile OS? Like, why not just keep the great apps that do run on there and ignore the Play Integrity ones that don't. Does it have to do mainly with just the governance of AOSP (i.e. Google)?

How does it actually work? I can't seem to get it to converse....

I personally use Matrix and bridge all my social accounts to there. It works super well, because my friends don't have to switch their app, but I see everyone in just one app. matrix.org/bridges

that makes sense, I am renting this. not buying.

Lesson learned.

I guess because then people could redistribute it under their own terms. Which is pirating, and therefore illegal.

may I ask why?

Now I found that I can't delete it anymore :(. I think I need to ask an admin to do that.

@dang if you're reading this, please delete this listing, Thanks.

wait, I don't think this allows free downloading. AFAIK, it only works with premium accounts. That was the whole intent for me at least.

Good point, I personally think that since I am paying for Spotify, I have the right to get the mp3/ogg files.

Also, how can they tell that it is librespot, and how can they block it? Isn't it basically simulating being one of the official Spotify clients? I really do not want them to get banned or blocked

That is true, maybe I should delete the HN listing.

I actually would like to know how to modify librespot to do so, since I am not a developer or know any Rust at all. Thus this project seems useful to me.