Maybe try something more semantically meaningful? "Soviet realism" looks pretty good (no seals):

https://lastmuseum.com/search?q=soviet+realism

"Access" is the main point, not the sole point.

"Art Deco" search is _terrific_

https://lastmuseum.com/search?q=art%20deco

Try “Drtikol” :)

Search would need some improvement. Nevertheless, it is cool to have all art pieces available in one place. Bookmarked.

WebKit-based is probably the next best alternative. I switched to Orion from Brave and have _mostly_ been pleased with it. (I do miss the Chrome DevTools but eventually I'll get used to these.)

https://orionbrowser.com/

It does that already. https://hister.org/docs/import#importing-from-linkwarden

Thanks, that looks interesting, I will test it out and see if it continuously sync or must be manually imported from time to time, or if it can replaces linkwarden entirely. My linkwarden instance also saves as a pdf not just html and bookmarks are in GB in size, if hister does it more efficiently it’s even better.

For me, his best work was Muppet Treasure Island. I'm glad I watched this BTS video with him: I had no idea he had a stroke in 2012 and hasn't acted since.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XzU8f4HaQw0

I suspect it's related to EU-required watermarking:

> Having said that, in areas where there is an arbitrary choice between particular words or terms within the code, the watermark can be used, such as comments within code. But by definition, it will have a negligible effect on the actual code produced. [1]

I've found that you can reduce the prolixity before (or afterwards) by asking it to use ASD-STE100 Simplified Technical English or ISO 24495-1 after deciding whether a particular comment is worthwhile. (I've since included a standard for "worthwhile" because the clanker doesn't have a good bead on _that_ matter.)

[1] https://www.anthropic.com/news/claude-text-watermark

What definition of "worthwhile" comments do you include in your prompt?

You could create an output style to make this prevalent.

which is just the same as having it in your AGENTS.md and also having a agent_settled hook that reminds it on how to talk

Dust can reduce capacity by 40% in the desert.

https://link.springer.com/article/10.1186/s40807-017-0043-y