User: is mouse and rat same?
Assistant: Mice and rats are both small rodents, but they are not the same species. They belong to different genera within the family Muridae. 

Here are some key differences:

1. **Size**: Generally, rats are larger than mice. An average rat can weigh between 200-500 grams (or more), while a typical house mouse weighs around 20-30 grams.

2. **Appearance**: Rats have thicker bodies and shorter tails in relation to their body size, while mice have slimmer bodies with longer tails. Their ears and snouts also differ, with rats having more pronounced features.

3. **Behavior**: Mice tend to be more curious and exploratory, while rats are often more cautious. Rats can also be more social and form complex social structures.

4. **Species**: The house mouse (Mus musculus) and the brown rat (Rattus norvegicus) are two common species, but there are many different species of both mice and rats.

5. **Habitat**: While both can live in similar environments, rats are typically more adaptable to various environments, including urban areas.

In summary, while mice and rats share some similarities and belong to the same family, they are distinct animals with different characteristics.
User: how many days in a year?
Assistant: A standard year has 365 days. However, in a leap year, which occurs every four years to account for the extra approximately 0.25 days it takes for the Earth to orbit the Sun, there are 366 days. Leap years add February 29 as an extra day.
User: how to open safari in dark theme but system can be in any theme on macos?
Assistant: To open Safari in dark mode while keeping your macOS system in a different theme (like light mode), you can follow these steps:

1. **Open Safari**: Launch Safari on your Mac.

2. **Enable Dark Mode for Safari**:
   - Go to the menu bar and click on `Safari`.
   - Select `Preferences`.
   - In the `Preferences` window, navigate to the `Advanced` tab.
   - Look for an option that says **"Show Develop menu in menu bar"** and check it.

3. **Use the Develop Menu**:
   - After enabling the Develop menu, close the Preferences window.
   - Now, click on `Develop` in the menu bar.
   - Hover over the `User Agent` submenu and select an option that forces Safari to display websites in dark mode. You can choose primarily among options like "Safari Technology Preview" or others that simulate a different browser appearance.

4. **Use a Dark Mode Extension**: If you want specific websites to appear in dark mode while keeping your macOS theme light, consider using a browser extension. Extensions like "Dark Reader" can enforce dark mode on individual websites, regardless of the system appearance.

5. **Visit a Dark Mode Compatible Website**: Some websites have their own dark mode settings. Check if the website you're visiting has a built-in dark mode you can activate.

By following these steps, you can achieve a dark theme in Safari while your system remains in light mode.
User: give cli command to recursively search for a folder name and delete it
Assistant: To recursively search for a folder by name and delete it using the command line on a Unix-based system (like macOS or Linux), you can use the `find` command in combination with `rm -r`. Here’s the command:

```bash
find /path/to/search -type d -name "folder_name" -exec rm -r {} +
```

### Breakdown of the command:

- `find` is the command to search for files and directories.
- `/path/to/search` is the directory where you want to start searching. You can use `.` to search from the current directory.
- `-type d` specifies that you're looking for directories (folders).
- `-name "folder_name"` specifies the name of the folder you want to find. Quotes are used if the folder name contains spaces or special characters.
- `-exec rm -r {} +` executes the `rm -r` command to remove the directories found. The `{}` is a placeholder for each found item, and the `+` at the end allows for multiple paths to be passed to `rm` at once for efficiency.

### Example:

If you're trying to find and delete all folders named `old_folder` starting from the current directory, you would use:

```bash
find . -type d -name "old_folder" -exec rm -r {} +
```

### **Warning**:
- **Use this command with caution**: It will permanently delete the directories and their contents without confirmation. Always double-check the path and folder name before running the command.
- If you want to see what will be deleted before actually deleting, you can run the command without the `-exec` part to list the folders:

```bash
find /path/to/search -type d -name "folder_name"
```

This way, you can verify which folders will be affected before proceeding with deletion.
User: when is next full moon in india?
Assistant: