I've noticed many docs(like Mintlify) or AI products doesn't have "Open in Gemini" button. The reason is simple: gemini.google.com still doesn't support query parameters like q= or prompt=.

Of course, we can use Google search(or google.ai?q=), but it's just not the same for those of us who really cares about personalization.

If anyone works at Google or knows someone on the Gemini team, please fix this.

I built NukeCast because I’ve always wanted a tool that answers one question fast. If it happened today, where would the fallout plumes go and where would you drive to get out of it. NukeCast uses weather forecasts to drive a Lagrangian particle dispersion model with wet and dry deposition. Scenarios are defined by selecting strike site(s) and yield(s); the setup uses preselected US sites and yields based on FEMA emergency data. Outputs are shown as estimated ground level radiation dose at the surface over a 12 hour integration. Free to use with limits, and a paid tier if you want more runs/features because AWS compute time ain’t cheap.

If you’re new to werewolf romance, here’s the simplest way I’ve found to navigate it without getting blindsided by tropes you hate.

At its core, it’s romance-first: mates, packs, alphas, and shifting are mostly there to amplify relationship tension (instinct vs choice, loyalty vs freedom, power vs vulnerability). The genre is huge, so using trope keywords is the fastest way to get what you want.

A quick starter path:

If you want comfort + chemistry, try Fated Mates.

If you want angst + redemption, try Rejected Mate (expect grovel and emotional fallout).

If you enjoy world-building and stakes beyond the couple, look for Pack Politics / leadership.

If you prefer an “outsider learns the rules” entry point, Human x Wolf is usually beginner-friendly.

Before you commit, I recommend scanning for content warnings like: coercion/consent issues, humiliation/public rejection, captivity/restraint, heavy violence between leads, pregnancy trope, or cheating (people’s boundaries differ a lot here).

If you need a quick browsing rabbit hole, Goodreads shelves can help you see common tags and reader notes: https://www.goodreads.com/shelf/show/werewolf-romance

(Disclosure: I work on NovelFlow. If your forum allows external links, it’s one place to browse werewolf romance catalogs/tags:) https://www.novelflow.app/

What trope is an instant “yes” for you—and what’s your hard “nope”?

Built Node.js 18.20.4 natively on a jailbroken iPhone 12 Pro Max (iOS 16.5, Dopamine) to run Claude Code - no SSH to a server.

Key discoveries: - Apple's -fembed-bitcode flag added 11MB overhead per .o file vs 58KB actual code, bloating V8 libraries to 6.8GB+4.5GB - Removing the flag from common.gypi dropped the build from 29GB to under 8GB - Required fake xcrun/xcodebuild scripts since iOS has no Xcode - Every build tool (mksnapshot, torque, etc.) needs ldid signing mid-build - Final binary needed --no-wasm-code-gc flag due to iOS memory management quirks

Final result: 71MB node binary with full WebAssembly + ICU support, Claude Code running interactively.

Video: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/NXgqi1jgSq0