Yea that's not explained better than a math teach. They just swapped notation common in math, for notation common in one specific programming language. it's only easier for the audience who happens to be familiar with programming in general, and that language in particular.
I don't understand why people frequently say this. While it's true you can pay money for them, I've never spent a dime on reddit and have given out over 50 golds and have enough coins to give out a half dozen more. I don't know what the mechanics are for earning the coins I have, all I can say is I haven't paid for any of them yet I do have them, so it's not true that when someone gives an award it was paid for with real money.
yea that's not going to happen. If (when?) reddit fails and falls from it's recent heights, its going to be a slow burn not a 1-week transition to digg obscurity.
have you subscribed to much yet? My "new" feed is a constant flood of new posts (so much that I have to manually change the page # to '0' to avoid that refresh bug.
I still use both, but I have found myself spending a lot more time on Lemmy than Kbin simply because QoL features are a bit better. For example, being able to expand images inline isntead of having to navigate to a new page or tab.
That's a much needed enhancement. At least Lemmy lets you explode images inline...one of the main reasons I have shifted almost entirely from kbin to lemmy; was annoying on kbin to have to open new tabs to see images.
see - that only matters if my primary objective is to provide as little benefit to what reddit's execs care about as possible. My point is that this isn't my primary objective. I am not motivated to try and help them, but I'm also not guided by the idea that "preventing benefit to reddit takes priority above all else."
See here's the thing - if you are worried about protesting reddit, that inherently means you're hoping to interact with it. As far as I'm concerned, just don't care. Yes I disagree with what reddit is doing. Does that mean I shouldn't give it any visits or make any posts? well, depends on what I want to do. For example, just now I used it to spread info about some of this to fellow mods and within our local community. I believe it was worth doing. I don't believe it was less positive than just being overly simple minded and saying "I don't like what reddit is doing, therefore it's bad if i use reddit."
Yea that's not explained better than a math teach. They just swapped notation common in math, for notation common in one specific programming language. it's only easier for the audience who happens to be familiar with programming in general, and that language in particular.
I don't understand why people frequently say this. While it's true you can pay money for them, I've never spent a dime on reddit and have given out over 50 golds and have enough coins to give out a half dozen more. I don't know what the mechanics are for earning the coins I have, all I can say is I haven't paid for any of them yet I do have them, so it's not true that when someone gives an award it was paid for with real money.
that, or just use the mobile page which is designed for such narrow aspects.
no it isn't. My interest in Lemmy is not romantic and if you do agree with this, get out and engage people in person more often.
FYI - the results you see are unique to you. Other people doing the exact same thing can see a different set of results.
FYI - The results you are seeing are unique to you. Other people may see a different list.
no.
yea that's not going to happen. If (when?) reddit fails and falls from it's recent heights, its going to be a slow burn not a 1-week transition to digg obscurity.
this also happens to me.
have you subscribed to much yet? My "new" feed is a constant flood of new posts (so much that I have to manually change the page # to '0' to avoid that refresh bug.
I'm pretty sure 30d (or 1 calendar month) is simply the regulatory deadline (for both CPRA/CPPA & GDPR). This is normal.
you have to go back many years before that for the eras it's referring to.
Yea I had it set to never use custom CSS, imo was much better that way.
you can create an account and login, sure, but you don't need to. You're already reading and commenting on a kbin post right here.
I still use both, but I have found myself spending a lot more time on Lemmy than Kbin simply because QoL features are a bit better. For example, being able to expand images inline isntead of having to navigate to a new page or tab.
That's a much needed enhancement. At least Lemmy lets you explode images inline...one of the main reasons I have shifted almost entirely from kbin to lemmy; was annoying on kbin to have to open new tabs to see images.
no love for the Relay expats?
see - that only matters if my primary objective is to provide as little benefit to what reddit's execs care about as possible. My point is that this isn't my primary objective. I am not motivated to try and help them, but I'm also not guided by the idea that "preventing benefit to reddit takes priority above all else."
hard disagree. This isn't black and white, you can do some of both and that is not wrong or unprincipled. Thinking otherwise is just simple minded.
See here's the thing - if you are worried about protesting reddit, that inherently means you're hoping to interact with it. As far as I'm concerned, just don't care. Yes I disagree with what reddit is doing. Does that mean I shouldn't give it any visits or make any posts? well, depends on what I want to do. For example, just now I used it to spread info about some of this to fellow mods and within our local community. I believe it was worth doing. I don't believe it was less positive than just being overly simple minded and saying "I don't like what reddit is doing, therefore it's bad if i use reddit."