Community name squatting doesn't make sense at all because different instances can have communities with the same name. So unless they manage to create one on all of the big instances, that's completely useless.
I'm on Lemmy because I've found a really nice programming-focused instance I like. But I was seriously considering kbin because its UI seems to be more polished.
But the great thing about the fediverse is that unless you are on a radical instance most others block, it doesn't matter where you register, and even the choice between Kbin and Lemmy becomes an aesthetic/usability one. You don't lose out on anything, you can subscribe to communities anywhere, post, comment, message people etc.
Maybe inception memes? Memeception?
I still find the GPT-4-powered ChatGPT way more powerful than Bing's creative mode. I've read that while they both have GPT-4 at their core, their later training was quite different and Microsoft really rushed the release of this product to gain an advantage over Google.
With that said, many people say that they like Bing more, so to each their own.
I’ve already seen and reported an obvious, low-effort spam comment. Looks like they don’t use particularly sophisticated methods.
These are awesome! One thing I like about beehaw is their visually consistent icons. It’s great we’re planning to have them as well.
I’m terrible at graphics so I used Midjourney to create the icon and background for [email protected] but I must admit they turned out pretty bad.
If it’s not too much trouble, would you consider making an icon for us too?
TBH it’s also a crutch for me, I’m unable to pay attention for such a long time without actively doing something.
You can say it here, no one will ban you
I mostly edit the raw file too and also use meld for the tricky cases
My favorites:
lol:log --oneline --graph --decoratelola:log --oneline --graph --decorate --all
I have a jupyter notebook open while watching it and type everything in. It’s much slower this way, but it’s worth it, there are some important nuances I wouldn’t have noticed otherwise.
Exactly. Federated services seem to be much more resilient against abuse by design.