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Could you pass this test?
Ok Rachel, pass me a fork. We have to down this thing before Joey gets home.
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Could you pass this test?
Ok Rachel, pass me a fork. We have to down this thing before Joey gets home.
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What from reddit do you hope to never see on lemmy?
Karma. Chasing a high score leads to shitposting.
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How does the popularity of Lemmy.world compare to kbin.social?
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.
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Updated icon attempt to better mimic the Lemmy logo proportions and incorporate the Fediverse (unofficial?) logo with the connecting multi-colored lines
It's really nice, but it looks an awful lot like a snoo
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But I have so many followers!
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MM is a common abbreviation for millions in finance and accounting. Not usually used colloquially, but it’s not wrong.
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A URL to respond with when your boss says "But ChatGPT Said "
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.
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Lemmy needs content, so heres a picture of my iMac G4
Looks like a certain stabbin' robot to me...
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Wild bear pays surprise visit to bear enclosure at California zoo: ‘He was very polite’
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Yo I’m running to 7-11…y’all need anything?
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Paris Olympics lifts intimacy ban for athletes and is stocking up on 300,000 condoms
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Condoms WERE distributed in Tokyo. It’s in that article you said you read.
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There is no fix for Intel’s crashing 13th and 14th Gen CPUs — any damage is permanent
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The QA teams are the corners being cut.
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"Upvote" history on Lemmy?
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.
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So he's calling himself a king now, eh?
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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”.
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Timeline Cleanse
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He CAN live with it, though…
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[Done] New try at upgrading to 0.18.1 July 1st 20:00 CET
Godspeed, commander.
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*Permanently Deleted*
If it wasn't worth posting on its own merits, it wasn't worth posting.
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Down votes, Up votes
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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
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The Firefox Unleashed – These Weeks in Firefox: Issue 141
@op how did you post this in the future? It's messing with the sorting algorithm when you are displaying "All" posts.
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Why do I see a GitHub advertisement scroll into view in Wefwef when swiping to mark a post as read?
That's interesting - what version of wefwef? I'm on IOS 16.5.1, wefwef v0.16.0 - which is the latest as of this post as far as I can tell - and I don't have that.
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Had to dig under my foundation. What should I put in the whole when they fill it in?
The evidence.
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Japan Still Has Ninjas — But They’re About to Go Extinct
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Ninjas fight ALL the time.