Ok Rachel, pass me a fork. We have to down this thing before Joey gets home.

Karma. Chasing a high score leads to shitposting.

Average Lemmy user and Kbin user counts as a whole across all instances are about even, but the cool thing about it is that it doesn't matter. Any user on any lemmy OR Kbin instance can access content on any other instance, barring any "defederation" activities by the instance owners.

It's really nice, but it looks an awful lot like a snoo

MM is a common abbreviation for millions in finance and accounting. Not usually used colloquially, but it’s not wrong.

I disagree that LLMs are good for summarizing information. They are good at TRUNCATING information. They do not possess the necessary cognitive abilities to accurately understand and distill something down into salient points consistently and reliably.

Looks like a certain stabbin' robot to me...

Yo I’m running to 7-11…y’all need anything?

Condoms WERE distributed in Tokyo. It’s in that article you said you read.

The QA teams are the corners being cut.

There isn't. I think while doable, it'd be technically challenging to track that kind of activity across the Fediverse (how does instance A track upvotes done by user accounts on instance B and relay that stat back to instance A, at what frequency, etc). Plus, I like the idea of not having a "karma score" (or whatever you wanna call it) to chase, which that type of tracking would enable.

He CAN live with it, though…

The thought is that the democrats lost the last election because they focused on identity politics rather than more general concerns. Whether that is true or not, the chief point of this post is not congestion fees, it’s that the president called himself “King”.

Godspeed, commander.

@op how did you post this in the future? It's messing with the sorting algorithm when you are displaying "All" posts.

The upvote/downvote tally total is transmitted, and your individual user can add or subtract 1 to each tally, but the Lemmy devs made a conscious decision to not track up/downvotes per user in a "reddit karma" like fashion: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/2370#issuecomment-1196642040

If it wasn't worth posting on its own merits, it wasn't worth posting.

You’ve got it. The aspects you get from completing dungeons you unlock forever, but the stat rolls are the lowest they can be. The aspects you extract from an item match the stat on that item, but are one time use. So for example, if the aspect can give +10-20% Damage to x skill, the dungeon perma-unlock will always give you the 10%, and the aspect you extract from an item will give you exactly what was on the item. So what you typically do is look for “max rolled” aspects and extract those.

I play on occasion, yes. I bought in relatively recently, and despite its issues I still find it fun. I love the idea of having my own ship(s) that I can fly to and fro, land on planets, disembark, go explore, etc. It does sort of still feel like a connected system of tech demos at times, but the overall simulation of being a spaceship owner is something I haven't been able to find in any other game. Maybe the upcoming Starfield will come close - we'll see - but even then, the persistent online world is a big part of that feeling.

The evidence.