Thanks I agree it is mesmerizing!

True, you'd think Safari wouldn't let websites go so crazy with WebGPU :)

1: Sorry about that, the default 20,000 is to make it look nice on computers but I should probably drop it a bit for phones, that's reasonable. 2: Yeah this part is important and cool and not entirely obvious until you solve the differential equation. I did a 3D simulation of a somewhat related situation (Thompson problem) once. But it would be very interesting to figure out if there is a 3D potential function that gives uniform density in the same way as the Ginibri (Q(z) = |z|^2) potential. Good idea for future work :) 3: Make sure you try the lemniscate potentials as well which are not rotationally symmetric. I want to try adding even more potentials in the future but these two families are those which has been subject to the most research.

Thanks for playing around with the tool!

I got better results with N=100, and the time and frames bars at the top in the middle. It reach the equilibrium in ~5 seconds, so it's easy to test and compare the different potentials. #ResearchInTheTikTokEra :)

With z^20, the problem is that when you change the number of particles, the ones are distributed randomly and the ones near the corners have a huge gradient and probably overflow and the inifinites/nans are viral and kill all the other particles. The trick is to switch to z^2, change N wait a moment and then change to z^20. Perhaps you can clip some values or try some trick like in stiff equations.

In 3D, I expected a z^2 potencial with a 1/z^2 force to generate an uniform distribution, for something something Gauss. (It's just bad hand-waving, I didn't have anything close to a proof.) It's interesting that it is so easy.

Glad that you like it! It is a BottomSheet (https://m2.material.io/components/sheets-bottom) which is a Material design component from Google and they handle a lot of the complexity (although the implementation in the app has a few bugs) which is nice

Thanks for the reply! Your implementation looks like a very ingenious way to use bottom sheet.

Thank you very much! I actually made the logo with matplotlib by just plotting a bunch of sines with integer frequencies and put it together in Photoshop and feel like it's held up OK

Yeah a widget is something that would be nice - I don't use them heavily myself so I guess that's a big reason for why they are not there right now. I do remember Materialistic having a OK widget.

Very nice - I look forward to a PR. Contact me if you have some question about the code and I'll try to help you out :)

Yeah this is something that has been on my mind. It is possible because I know other apps do this but I haven't looked into details of the API. I totally get the appeal and have received many requests to add this.

THere is an option to export bookmarks in the bottom of the settings and technically if you are a very hardcore person you could set up a Python script to import them but of course this is way too hardcore for most people.

Is there a way of automating the export of bookmarks in the app?

I'm thinking of exporting bookmarks regularly to a network drive and then having a script check for new content in that drive to sync with my desktop PC.

Hey thanks for the kind words! About the "tabbing" behavior; I know Sync for Reddit on tablets introduced a version of this a while back but as you say getting the UX of this correct on phones is very challenging but it is an interesting design challenge.

I get automatic reports on crashes and about 99% of them are WebView crashed in native code. I've Googled this a bit and am under the impression that these are unavoidable but I definitiely do not understand it. My impression is that they are due to bad performance but it is unclear if anything can be done from the app side to mitigate the issue.

The actual Java crashes (i.e. crashes in the Harmonic code) are relatively few according to the console data I have and mostly non-deterministic but if you have a crash you can replicate I'd appreciate if you can describe it so I can see if I can get the same behavior on my side.

Haha wow that's actually crazy that you switched phone partly because of Harmonic!

1. Deep linking used to work a couple years back but I think there was some Android change making it harder meaning you had to verify that you had ownership of the domain. Perhaps this is possible to bypass but I haven't looked into it.

2. This totally slipped my mind; I just found out there's an autofillHints attribute which you can give to text boxes - I'll try to get this fixed. Thanks :)