This is exactly what I mean. Decentralization requires better tools to bring content to the users. Having to manually search is not going to help lemmy get the critical mass it needs.
hutchmcnugget
joined 2 years ago
Then provide an ability to consent.
My point is that there could be a nearly identical community elsewhere that I would never know about unless the community I'm subscribed to straight up tells me it exists.
Early Lemmy adopters seem to think that being hard to use is a good thing. The algorithm boogeyman isn't going to get you if there's a way to subscribe to baseball@* with a blacklist.
I don't disagree with you, but I think it would be cool if communities could federate too. If I'm subscribed to [email protected], it would be neat if baseball served up posts from all communities that they choose to associate with. Otherwise I would never know that there's a sports-only instance out there that also has a huge baseball following.
I get a couple hair splinters a week. Having a black lab and thin skin will do that to you haha. I feel your pain
I lived in my parents' basement for a little over a year after college. During that time I had weekly (give or take) dreams that people were coming downstairs to watch me sleep. Often accompanied by sleep paralysis where I wanted them to leave so bad but couldn't do anything. Terrifying stuff. That was 7 years ago and it hasn't happened since I moved out.
They were "declassified" somewhat recently. The title isn't saying that they're related, but that the UFO secrets will be declassified like the JFK ones were.
I put declassified in quotes because I'm pretty sure the JFK documents were heavily redacted still.
I can't even see the video on Liftoff
A business trip down south is where I first heard the term "militant gay agenda" unironically come from Rush's mouth
Not so much anymore but at my last couple jobs I did a lot of PID (actually PI) tuning. It was for chemical control so very slow action. I never really did any math unless I was having a particularly tricky time. Usually I would just tweak the gains manually based on trend data
I'm just looking at this now, supporting a local bookstore is pretty cool
If you're looking at pictures of cats, it's not a big deal. If you're asking for support with a niche operating system, it's nice to know that what you're looking at is the entirety of Lemmy's resources without having to manually check that a new community popped up or federated in. Which is something that's happening a lot as Lemmy gets more popular.
It's sounds like we disagree on the benefits of decentralized communities. And I do understand your thoughts, I just think that the tools for finding content should be more automated to get the full benefit.
Have a good one