Good lord some of those are spot on.

There’s a lot of men telling on themselves in this thread. And everywhere else too.

…but no one is making this racist except those trying to cause arguments, and those who don’t understand what women are saying.

Yes, if someone said something racist and meant it, they’d be a racist. Women are not doing that.

No, no, no. Don’t you realize? Men are the real victims here! Eyeroll to end all eyerolls

if you’re trolling, I think you’re leaning too far into the stereotype.

Exactly what I do. I use Angels and Bobs mods for a huge amount of stuff to do, loads of trains (almost 1,000 in my current playthrough!), and loads of stuff to build.

It’s heavenly!

git pull origin
git diff predev@{'yesterday'}
git rebase predev

Going by words not symbols is ok I hope?

My current map has over 600 rail stations :) I’m on a huge, peaceful, Angels/Bobs modded map though.

Look into asdf: https://asdf-vm.com/ or rtx: https://crates.io/crates/rtx-cli

One .tool-versions file in a directory and you get specific versions of each tool you want.

EDIT: Oh and both integrate with direnv very well, which can also do per-directory env vars and scripts: https://github.com/direnv/direnv

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Why are the juicy drama threads always deleted by the time I see references to them?

Because the rich have spent 2 centuries entrenching themselves in power, and literally everyone else won’t do a thing about it.

We’re all so apathetic that the impending collapse of our ecosystem is viewed with a shrug. When it should be met with torches and pitchforks in the street, and Madame Guillotine for the rich and powerful.

Nobody gives a shit because they’re all waiting for someone else to do something.

Hermes confirms Barbados Slim is a mahogany god.

I guess I just preferred VSCode for coding? Every time I’ve tried to use Emacs for my coding workflows I’ve given up, I think I’m just used to VSCode in that respect. It is weird, I know.

I generally code in VSCode, and manage org-roam notes and information in Emacs. Works well enough for me.

Bunch of degenerates are terminally online on an almost anything goes website.

Stormfront and others see the site as ripe for manipulation and recruiting.

Over a decade, 4chan is dragged rightward by concerted effort from various fascist groups.

Manipulation of social media increases into the 2010s, fueled now by governments attacking mostly the USA and Europe.

QAnon gains popularity after others on 4chan fail; CIAnon, FBIAnon, etc etc. Right wing, hateful, insane, or just plain dumb normies all slurp up the conspira-juice.

russian asset becomes president. Incompetently tries to destroy government and nation while stealing as much as possible.

russian asset loses election. Decides to try to destroy the USA a bit more by declaring the election fraudulent without a shred of evidence. Tries hard to get result flipped to republicans for… reasons.

Dumb ex president thinks he can just demand Congress elect him. Holds a rally the same day as the election is certified, tells attendees to “fight for America’s future, let’s march to the Capitol, I’ll be right behind you!”

After they organized partially on 4chan, Enthusiastic chodelet troglodytes storm the Capitol.

I think you’ll be happier in the long run if you can forgive and move on.

You still need to manually verify the code, line by line. Sure, in the future AI language models might be able to reason to fix bugs or do other human tasks, but that’s not happening tomorrow or even in the next couple of years.

The AI has no understanding of what it is spitting out, so it’s up to us humans to curate its output.

That’s a great idea, I really like it!

Each one of those features I mentioned is a lot of work. I don’t want to just throw ideas out and expect them to magically happen!

I haven’t looked at the Lemmy codebase. Are there plans for an API or extension framework? That could allow other devs to implement features while the core devs focus on performance and security.

If some tags can be standardized, then perhaps we can replace the catch all term “NSFW” with better descriptive terms. Like NSFL, XXX, etc etc. That might help moderators with better mod tools.

I’m all for tags/taxonomy! I hope that others can come up with more specific moderation use cases.

Tags based on source might help too. A post marked with “mastodon” might invoke code that cleans up the title links and hashtags, then place them in the post body.

There may also be a benefit to per-community automatic rules that tag new contributors. Or tag comments made by spammers or known trolls.

(I guess I should read the RFC, lol!)