

That’s amazing, it’s the complete opposite in the US haha
That’s amazing, it’s the complete opposite in the US haha
Just to clarify, all the Lemmy servers you can join are interconnected as if they are just one big platform with the same content, so the experience is pretty much the same regardless of the server you join. The server you choose is just your door into the Lemmyverse.
Each server may have slightly different policies, but ultimately the goal is that you don’t have to think about it (other than knowing which server you are a part of so you can log in). However, it’s smart of you to consider how big a server is as some of the small servers might be more likely to shut down due to lack of maintainers or funding. That’s the main downside to the not-for-profit, decentralized nature of Lemmy/Fediverse—but so worth it in my opinion.
If you’re interested Vite is a common build tool for preprocessing a bunch of different files so they can be served efficiently—and there’s plugins for it for image processing where everything is handled automatically
the sharp library (server side) and the HTML picture element (client side) might be relevant for what you’re trying to accomplish
Observation: almost nobody died from planes in 2020
Conclusion: we need to start more pandemics
Would love to see an optional monthly subscription to Lemmy where funds are automatically distributed based on how you used Lemmy that month. There would have to be a lot of research on how to avoid exploitation, but Open Collective might have some good examples of how to securely handle funds like that
“At least, that’s what everyone thought…”
*movie begins*
do you know of any more nostalgia communities by chance? :)
It does feel weird giving so much personal information to a person you just met online
Oh wow I’ve never heard of that before, how did you discover you had that?
There’s been a lot of disproportionate hype around deepseek lately
Looks like the confirmation email showed up for them now
It’s a reasoning model so that’s what it’s supposed to do. It makes it more accurate with math and a slew of other things. It’s usually meant to be processed somehow so only the final output is shown
You can install n8n and and use it with Ollama to create some pretty cool chat workflows
you don’t fully know until you taste it
Nah I am talking about Codeium which is the one that was linked. It’s still unlimited autocomplete/chat but their pricing page is extremely confusing
I’ve been using the free Codeium for a while now and it’s amazing
It would be amazing to link your github and then choose which projects to include, then it automatically forms a list of dependencies in your projects
edit: i am stupid this is literally what it does
I think the owner of each app can apply to manage the listing themselves
thanks.dev and OpenCollective I think have had good concepts behind them. The main issue is that plenty of people have the same attitude/entitlement towards open source as if it’s a paid service or large company