I started the video shocked that GN would do a video like this at all. I was 100% ready to blame GN for being petty. As I watched and listened, though, he made really good points, and I can’t help but agree. Especially on the points where Linus doubles down on really bad takes instead of doing the right thing, insisting it doesn’t matter (there are loads more examples than just Billet).

The one thing he didn’t say that I wish he had, though, is to remind people that he’s focused on industry journalism, not just hardware itself. This isn’t a hit piece, it’s an information piece, where he holds industry players accountable. Not unlike his journalism on Newegg and Asus. No, it’s not positive, but it’s honest, and it informs and benefits consumers.

I respect your opinion and I hate pretty much everything that Musk says and does… but I love my car. The other options on the market are not as good at this point. Maybe soon they will be, and I’ll look at them again next time I buy.

Yes, they need to subscribe and comment on something. You can add them from that

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I haven’t been diagnosed with ADHD, so that means my picking up of electrical engineering, retro computer building, programming in z80 and 6502 ASM, 3d printing, CAD, AI, LLMs (locally run), python, rust, embedded programming for AVRs, RP2040 in C, rust, and ASM … Since the beginning of COVID is perfectly normal, and the dozen half finished projects I have scattered about are entirely reasonable…

Right? Right…?

Absolutely fabulous work so far. Already good enough to daily drive it.

Thanks for sharing!

That’s correct. I’d suggest you create accounts on all the big instances and search for it so more people can find it. It’s definitely indexed from lemmy.ml already, but it’s worth checking lemmy.ca and others.

Instance level rules are handled at the instance level.

Community level rules are managed at the community level. If a community follows another community, they are agreeing to show posts that follow the rules of the community they follow, no different than a user.

Posts go to a single community, when you post to a community that follows another community, you have the choice of where to post to. The rules of the community you select would be displayed to you at you select it.

It’s really simple. The intent is not too magically make everyone get along and agree to the same rules, but rather to empower them compromise where they feel it’s appropriate.

And as a bonus, even if the communities themselves don’t compromise, any user can simply create a community that follows the communities that don’t get along, and they now at least have an aggregation of community content that would otherwise be spread across several communities.

I’m reality, I think these meta communities themselves will become heavily followed as they become great aggregators of other segmented communities that have fractured the content.

Post it as a qr code with the URL printed in the image as well.

This has BOFH vibes which brought me back to fond memories. Thanks for sharing!

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if we want to be more mischievous… https://lemmy.ml/post/1320610

I’m interested to see what prompts/responses you guys come up with as well… and if you’re running any LLMs already, what kinds of results they have.

There are better solutions to the problem. For example, letting communities follow other communities. It’s simple and flexible.

Take a look at the discussion here https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/3071#issuecomment-1595303910 or my diagram of one proposed solution.

I wonder how much chaos would be created by coordinating reporting posts in communities they force-reopen. Just a site that you could go to and it’d give you one post to report each day, to ensure maximum coverage of reports and overwhelming both the mod team and the pages to see what’s reported.

Further, I wonder if a tool that helps you create low quality content to post to each sub they’ve done this to, to post one garbage post that isn’t obviously garbage (think like chatgpt generated made-up information that degrades the value of the sub/site, not just a shit post).

I stumbled onto a YouTube video first, unfortunately. But even watched as a video this wad is still a masterpiece.

It’s good to see you here on Lemmy! I’ve been using things you contributed to for years. I think I bumped into you first on the cyanogenmod forums, then some proprietary fan controller on a laptop, RGB, etc.

Thanks for all your contributions to open source over the years!

Thanks for sharing that here. The mods put that very well.

The concerning part will be what nonsense gets shoved into their apps in order to earn that discount. I’m guessing loads of ads and trackers under Reddits control.