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It's astounding that such a simple feature was dropped, firstly, and then got a re-launch mentioned by the CEO himself "after hearing some great feedback"... it's just a sorting order, honestly this should have never bee
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3y ago
This looks amazing, thank you! It just needs to be posted as a main aggregator at https://join-lemmy.org , or even better, on the right hand side panel on every Lemmy instance. I know this would be a centralized database of commu
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3y ago
Reminds me of security by obscurity in cryptography, I don't buy it. In principle this probably happens but the alternative is having no large vibrant communities.
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3y ago
Yes! Works great.
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3y ago
Yes, looked a bit weird. I do have an outdated web browser so there's that but I would assume this should work well even on older ones (due to the overall simplicity). Sorry for nitpicking, this is obviously a very minor issue. I alway
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3y ago
Looks cool. Is this underline-on-hover behaviour expected? https://i.imgur.com/aHTJfcn.png
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3y ago
> https://fedsearch.io/ > Due to extreme backlash from the Mastodon community we decided to end the project, it is obviously not wanted by server admins.
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3y ago
The problem is discoverability. You don't know where to look for stuff or people. I wanted to check out this whole Lemmy thing and found almost completely dead (no comments) communities linked from their project page. Where do I go? Ho
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3y ago
You might be interested in this discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30347719
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I was thinking about using specialized earplugs in my daily life to isolate myself from the street and neighbour noise. Found reviews of a couple of products and then chatted up someone who said a couple of days earlier was gonna test some
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3y ago
Reddit is one of the few places where you can find an honest (on average) discussion between common people about a variety of topics. This is very unique if you understand that the world is a complex beast and yes/no or authoritative a
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3y ago
Capitalism at its finest.
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Over 8k subreddits went dark, not just 1k. https://reddark.untone.uk/
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3y ago
Try https://pluralistic.net/2023/01/21/potemkin-ai/#hey-guys
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3y ago
I threw up a little when at Google IO they showed how to increase a complaint email by 500% with just a single click. This is a bullshit technology that makes people's life harder. The best we can hope for is a summarization bot on the
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3y ago
I blew up my life by quitting my job in January 2020 to find some new opportunities in the following months. Then the pandemic hit, my weekly training ended, extreme back and head pain came back, I wasn't able to fix myself up for a lo
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3y ago
Thank you! That explains a lot.
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3y ago
Maybe this? https://huggingface.co/spaces/HuggingFaceH4/open_llm_leaderb...
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3y ago
I feel like this is the most underrated comment on this topic, thank you. We tech people sometimes try to force ourselves and just "be better", "hammer down" cause we weren't taught how to deal with our emotions, be
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3y ago
Something like https://hckrnews.com ?
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3y ago
Yeah sure, with all the advertising madness going on merit is something that will get you a polite smile at most. But why even bother with something like a blog platform? You're not even innovative (looks like substack is simpler than
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3y ago
Is this really necessary? Competing on merit no longer works? I see platforms burning money left and right and can't really understand how is this "the new norm". Especially with something simple like a blog platform.
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Jesus how can a blog platform burn so much money? Where do they go? Wages? What do those people do?
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3y ago
Kind of hard to summarize, you search "show me X that is good for kids age N and not far from Z", you get a list and ask "plot it on a map". Also: birdeye view of suggested direction paths that shows a better feeling for
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4y ago
I am still getting the login window after scrolling a few tweets. Same in incognito, doesn't matter if I accept all cookies or not.
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4y ago
That is great, my ramblings weren't necessarily directed towards your approach (I don't know your case), it's just something that is often on my mind lately, especially with big corps doing it more and more openly. Sorry if i
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It took me a while to understand what all those "growth hacks", shady tactics, dark patterns lead to in the end. In the beginning I was very excited (as an engineer) about A/B testing and how you can nudge people to boost cli
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This is a very interesting problem - how to be fair to the users in case recurring business costs are zero or negligible. Can you not support the newest version only? If anyone needs help then they would need to update. Some people could ke
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Methane production and the supply chain and storage emissions are real though.
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Ah I see, initially I thought it was something like a plug-in for kindle and it just does this automatically but I guess they don't allow such things. Thank you, I am currently struggling to navigate in the world of RSS feeds, bookmark
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