I didn’t remember that this is what it was about 😮

Oh my, some people are too young to have known this movie 😐

Surgeon time is precious as well.

I shouldn’t need a third party to solve that AND it doesn’t solve the issue that indexing is done by instance meaning that we can’t search by adding “Lemmy” to our search like we do with Reddit…

Hosts could choose to host NSFW content or not, right now they have the exact same issue anyway so the current situation is no better…

That’s why you make the backend available to all to develop a front end, but there’s a default option just called Lemmy that helps solve the indexing and getting people started issue. If the Lemmy default option becomes shit the data is still available and something else becomes the default option.

A bit like Jerboa is the official app, but everyone can develop an alternative… Get rid of the instances and make all content available no matter where you sign up from and let the users curate their feed, you get rid of the admins completely, only moderators continue to exist.

Even if it’s indexed, there’s no single website to search for so even if I add “Lemmy” to help, it won’t look for content where Lemmy isn’t mentioned.

The mistake that was made was making the decentralization something that affects the front end. If the backend was decentralized and the front end was a single default website with people being able to create alternatives (but everyone being guaranteed access to all the content), that wouldn’t be an issue. We could tell new users “Sign up on Lemmy.com and if you decide you don’t like the UI just choose an alternative and use the same credentials to sign in.” No one would know you’re using a different UI, all content would be searchable by adding site:lemmy.com to your query.

Exactly and for the same reason Lemmy won’t become as big as it has the potential to become. “Join Lemmy!” “How?” “Go to one of hundreds of websites and join and you’ll have access to the Lemmy content the admin decided you could have access to… Oh and people logging in from those other sites might not have access to the content on your site so you might not be able to interact with a big chunk of users unless it’s on a website that is connected to both your site and the site your site isn’t connected to so choose the site you create your account on wisely! Makes sense?”

Also, even if you find results through searching, it sucks that it probably brings you to an instance that isn’t yours so you have to figure out a way to open the link from your own instance in order to post in the discussion… That is, if you actually can from the instance you’re signing in from!

Aaaand you’re low-key defending authoritarianism…

But if you’re anti fascism but pro authoritarianism, you’re still wrong…

You can have a non-US centric point of view without defending Russia or Chinese genocides…

The Case of the Golden Idol, can’t believe no one mentioned that…

Royaume-Uni/USA

Angleterre/États-Unis

With the signs in two languages and the one trying to be in english (lulz) being smaller, where in Quebec is that?

Edit: Turns out it’s in France, I don’t think they would be importing French milk all the way to Quebec

Oh yeah, menus in Borderlands are shit

I’ve got friends who are flexitarians, they’ll eat meat every few months when going out with friends, this way they aren’t limiting the group if they want to try a specific restaurant.

It’s been a long time since the last Android update that felt like a major update to a regular user… A very long time…

That’s what I was going to ask, should people start patenting things in order to prevent companies from using them?

Only bacon is

I’m just refuting your point that the data is worthless because anyone can train AI on it. It’s not worthless because although anyone can train their model on it, most companies would rather purchase the services from specialists, so all training data has value.

They can still sell their services, not every company want to launch their own LLM model