uBlock filter list to blur all Instagram Reels
Static uBO filter list; Stylus, similar filters, or Instagram settings do this already.
palindromes.py - Program that generates a stream of single-word and multi-word palindromes in a given language.
Multi-word palindrome generator, but there's no real use case beyond novelty.
Developers, word game enthusiasts, linguists
Various properties can be set to manipulate and filter the results, such as:
- the language in which the palindromes are to be generated (default is Dutch); - approximate palindrome length; - the minimum word length in the generated palindromes; - the maximum number of words per palindrome; - any characters to be excluded from the palindromes; - the number of palindrome results.
As an example, the following command:
./palindromes.py -a -c20 -l4 -L25
may render the following (random) output:deleverages Sega reveled derogating Nita gored remarking Agni Kramer débutantes Etna tubed débutante Etna tubed ululating Nita Lulu spoonerism siren oops allegro boga Iago Borg Ella allegro boga sago Borg Ella noontime's emit noon gardener's Rene drag gulp's orb's Bros plug redraw drab bard warder stalwarts straw lats procedure rude Corp procedure rude corp snits GNU's Sung's tin's snits GNU's Sung's tins spillways yawl lip's spillways yawl lips
Static uBO filter list; Stylus, similar filters, or Instagram settings do this already.
Nine years of predicate logic distilled into a zero-dependency Python DSL.
The product sells one concrete promise: fewer ghost listings and better signals. Features like a hiring-freeze cross-check, a 'trap' detector for contradictory JDs, and synthesized salary ranges (no more 'undisclosed') are tangible, not just marketing fluff. My main skepticism is data quality — real-time layoff trackers and active pings are noisy — but if their extraction and verification pipeline is solid this is genuinely useful.
Simple Rust CLI fixes worn mouse switches when hardware replacement isn't an option.
Curated book list with voting, but Goodreads already does this at scale.
Useful directory, but Sweepbase already does the heavy lifting for comparisons.