OpenStars

Boss: don’t spend any time on it, just vibe code a solution.

You: sure, I enjoy receiving a salary, what could go wrong?

You don’t know which kind of beers…

If humanity figured something out once, then it could definitely do so again.

The trick is, we choose not to. It’s easier to let the computer do all the work, while the wealthy do… hrm, what do they do all day?

cut?

The stage of your degeneracy will involve learning PERL.

Edit: one-liners FTW! 😁🐪

Yes but… did it make your day? 🤪

And what happens next when one fails this particular test of strength, hypothetically speaking you understand?

I’m guessing the translation in the OP is: “fancy”. In which case you can buy a fancy Mac anywhere Macs are sold.:-P

Yes I meant the on-site one developed by Reddit, but agreed that the centralized nature lends itself towards searching by Google.

Although the other way opens up a huge can of worms since every large, general-purpose instance will - due to the nature of how the ActivityPub protocol works - have basically all of the content of the entire Threadiverse. Or as near to that as it works for a first approximation anyway, e.g. someone deciding to index all content appearing on “Lemmy.World” would get all the memes, movie discussions, etc., missing chiefly things like piracy and anarchy and other things that LW has decided to ban. It won’t be “correct” in the sense of attribution to the OP, but once someone found their way to the content housed on LW they are but a click away from getting to its original source anyway. So from that standpoint, Google indexing I would naively have thought would not be all that difficult? Except for the increasingly niche content that isn’t federated with the largest instances, which is perhaps desirable anyway to not expose mainstream normies to content calling for e.g. actual murder in response to world events (such as occurs routinely on e.g. Hexbear).

A safer, sanitized version of the Threadiverse that is searchable by anyone works to all of our advantage, I would believe?

Yeah anything that involves comments doesn’t work so well - either them specifically or the combination of them and posts. And tbf it does retrieve the results of the query, it is only the sort options that fail miserably.

I’ve used Lemmy now for >2 years and the excuse that “it’s still in development” has very much worn thin when no changes at all have been made to this or so many other issues with it.

At least the search function is still better than Reddit’s! (Obligatory and reflexive fuck spex:-P)

I-i-it’s surely okay, as they must have meant neovim, r-r-right?!?!?!?!

Probably… so long as Emacs can be used to open up Vim. :-P

Meh, either way 😂

Marcus Aurelius Antoninus’ The Power of Indifference

It seemed to work well for Russia. Oh wait… no, no it did not at all.

Many organizations - like churches and NGOs - offer some kind of organized approach to do community projects, like feeding people, repairing houses and things (especially for a single mother household that has fallen on hard times?), so you could join one of those?

If such is not done in your area, then all the more reason to start something on your own! 😉 (Or else find a new area)

I likewise did not respond with just a number, bc this way was funnier 🤣

Clock that tea, fr fr ⏰🍵

Oh, and integers only.

As can be seen, nobody reads the documentation:-P