In hindsight, this seems incredibly obviousā¦if youāre trying to find some new TV series to watch that match your viewing interests, feed your "hereās what I watch" list to an AI and ask for its recommendations.
I sent my watch list to Claude, and got back a list of 20+ series it recommended that matched my showsā themes. Iād heard of many, but some I had not. That includes Dark, which Iām watching nowāI had Claude rank its recommendations, and Dark came out on top, so I started there.
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I have an opportunity to host a #Linux Install Party at the University of Sydney this semester. I've never done this before and want it to make a real impact.
I'm not sure how much interest we'll get, so the goal may not even be actual installs (though that would be great) - getting people to learn about and try Linux would probably suffice.
What should I prioritise? Are there any helpful guides or repos that are worth reading?
It also has picture-in-picture mode which also will play in the background if you turn off your screen.
And many other features.
App recommendation: Unwatched.
This is a *free* iPhone app that lets you send YouTube videos to it to watch. You can queue videos to watch and also subscribe to channels to have it automatically update your watch list.
Provides a much nicer viewing experience than the YouTube app and so far Iāve not seen any ads either.
"I just released a new version of Silverleaf, my new RSS reader thatās built around Inkwell syncing. Itās free, so check it out!"
Available in the App Store.
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