I mean yeah you can totally do that but I don’t feel safe doing that

inb4 if you don’t like being modded by AI start your own instance

Personally I’m shocked that this isn’t more prevalent.

Reddit was already hard enough to moderate without AI tools. Now in the year of 2026 with what amounts to entirely volunteer-based “companies” or non-for-profits(atleast) running Lemmy instances for us for free you have to get AI help for moderating.

I’ve been working on a competitor to the activity pub protocol and I have a ready-made solution called userless and the only reason I’ve never deployed a demo server for other people to test and interact with is because I have no idea how I would moderate it! That’s encouraged me to work on the peer-to-peer version of the protocol so I don’t have to moderate it at all but still this isn’t easy.

And to address the privacy concerns about who is moderating you… This is the public internet, your data is shared because you share the data. How can you expect privacy in public.

Dax was born in 2018.

The future seemed so far away back then

Soundcloud is still great for discovering deep house

I sent this meme to my therapist and he gave me grippy socks

Mainly just sshing into my main desktop and doing side projects

I have been tinkering with this idea for a project file oriented version control software

I’m not sure if it’s in a state that I can share it yet but if you want to take a look I’m calling it duh.

I plan to eventually create an entire DuhHuh to serve as GitHub for everyone.

I’ll bring some wings and a beer, I loved that episode

I’m ready to be wrong but isn’t that what the associated press is for?

If it helps 27/28 is greater than 17/18.

The older you get the closer you are in age.

I feel like this describes me and I call myself demisexual, I’m only attracted to people who are attracted to me after years of pursuing people who hurt me for wanting them.

As far as I understand stackoverflow wants to be a wiki based on discussions. The consequences of this is whenever something feels duplicate it gets culled.

Stackoverflow can’t seem to distinguish new content from existing

This could be a extremely over engineered simulation for discovering medical procedures and cures… think about it if you can create a simulation where everything is happening some of those things could cause injuries or illness and some of those things get treated and some of those cases get better.

Personally I believe we are just the imagination of a large language model whose job it is to spit out medical advice to real people.

If by less stupid you mean more smart than I’d suggest the stack exchanges

Just for my edification is this what I’m missing out?

Do you do all that before or after you go to college, get married, buy a house for white picket fence, have three children, rank up at your 9:00 to 5:00, and lock down your pension?

Cuz I got to be honest I’m not really sure if the past is really much of a path

Where sorry that being my voice keyboard and I

Which side is telling us that these are the sides. I’m not disagreeing with either of the sides but I kind of feel like there’s chirality to every political opinion.

At my stock brokerage we keep talking about how we can bring AI to our customers but we can’t do that without the compliance dude throwing a fit about “noooooooooooooo you can’t recommend trades to customers, ssstttoooooooooppppp then we become responsible for their decisions guuuyyyssss” (he doesn’t talk like that but it sounds like that to me)

I recently brought up the idea of using AI for trade support and giving it all sorts of tools to access internal assets and help customers fix their accounts or figure out what happened to their order, shit like that.

I work at a stock brokerage and I can confirm this is exactly the screen layouts these people have. By these people I’m talking about day traders I don’t actually know what this person is doing.

And yes they do look across all of those screens. I sat next to a guy who had six screens arranged in 3x2, the way he explained it he has all sorts of programs mostly in the domains of communication and news and he doesn’t even look at the other screens but when something moves it triggers his peripheral vision and he acts on it. Another day trader I know has nine screens in 3x3 but he only uses the bottom half of his screen real estate because he can’t read the top, he just likes having a big rectangular-like screen.

It’s all about peripheral vision to these kinds of professionals. They are 100% not looking at all of those screens, they just need to set up things to react to.

This guy is a meme though nobody is reacting to something happening right above your head.