u/According-Reading492

I recently learnt that no screens at least an hour before bed helps me sleep better, so I'm trying to find a way to do something that doesn't involve screens for an hour. One of which is playing the piano.

However, I'm having trouble finding a song that fits the following criteria:

1. Not too intense/loud (my neighbors will kill me)
2. Not too complex or too easy in difficulty
3. Something with a consistent tempo that's soothing to the ears
4. If possible, something I can play/repeat for an hour

Doesn't need to fit all 4 criteria, so any recommendation is greatly appreciated!

I need to go from Chicago (ORD airport) to San Francisco (SFO airport), and the only options I see are Frontier, AA, and Delta.

Since AA and Delta is roughly the same price, I excluded Delta because they didn't include carry-on. So, it's either Frontier or AA.

Frontier's budget pricing is very enticing, but from the reviews I've heard IRL, they said that they tend to be late often, and even up to 6 hours of delay.

So, I wanna ask what about you guys' experience with Frontier. Is it worth the $100 difference or not?

Hi everyone, I'm starting college apps early, so I wanna ask

Is there a difference between using SAT and ACT when applying to college?

I got roughly the same grade for my SAT and ACT (in terms of value), but I'm not sure whether to put my SAT or my ACT grade. I know ACT is more popular in the US, hence, it might be ideal for me to use my ACT grade, but does this really matter?

Long-time lurker here. I've seen a lot of posts asking for a good free RSVP reader that actually has comprehension tracking built in, and most recommendations are either paywalled or don't let you load your own content.

I built ZapReading for this, the free tier includes:

- RSVP reader at any WPM (adjustable in real-time)

- PDF/file upload + paste your own text (so you can train on whatever you're actually reading, not generic filler passages)

- Daily WPM tracker with a history graph so you can see your actual progress over time

- SAT-level reading passages + comprehension quizzes if you want structured practice

The file upload piece was something I specifically wanted because training on text that matters to you is way more effective than training on random samples.

It's at zapreading.com, free and no card required to start.

Would genuinely love feedback from people who actually use RSVP tools regularly. What's broken, what's missing, what do you wish every RSVP reader had? This community knows more about what works than anyone.