I use a lemmy client for android called Jerboa. There is an official community on lemmy.ml dedicated to news about its development, but on jeremmy.ml I can’t find it and subscribe to it.

Hi, That’s because the developer of Jerboa is also one of the developers of Lemmy platform and co-admin of lemmy.ml instance (@dessalines@lemmy.ml). So the official channels about the Lemmy/Jerboa development are in that instance. On the other hand this community is related to technical topics of this instance [jeremmy] only.

Is there some sort of whitelist here?

See: Instances

Or I don’t fully understand how Lemmy works?

See: Docs

First blocking mastodon links, now this…

“GO TO HELL… YANKEES”

— Hugo Chavez

Great news!!

Well, keep in mind that Emacs Lisp was introduced when Common Lisp was not standardized, in terms of design it is the oldest Lisp in use, it is closer to MIT’s MacLisp than its successors: CL and Scheme.

Yes, ELisp pretty much only works within the Emacs ecosystem, but one of the advantages of the Lisp dialects is that they have more similarities to each other than differences, especially in syntax and the functional paradigm. ELisp will give you minimal bases that you can take to move to more popular dialects with job opportunities: Clojure and CL.

Nice, a wizard.

At first (when it was still codenamed Hongmeng) it was nothing more than a crude android fork, but everything changed with version 2.x because they went from being a mobile operating system (android), to being a distributed operating system (HOS is platform agnostic), native (embedded) Javascript support and its own Typescript implementation ( eTS). And since version 3.x they are already rewriting the critical components (android core/APIS) to avoid legal conflicts with Oracle and western big techs, as well as the future migration to their own programming language: Cangjie (as far as I understand, very similar to Java/C#), so HOS as a future project will resemble a JVM/.NET on steroids and closer to be an universal system in many aspects.

Made in China. Hence the fear of the entire Western technology sector.

More info

Getting Started with eTS

Indeed.

the genuine Android competitor. Too bad that even the official tools to develop in its ecosystem are only available on Windows and Mac.

It surprises me since most of these, apart from being written in Java/Kotlin, are forks of existing projects in Android/IOS.

Surprise that Mozilla has not yet released the source code of Pocket.

Awesome!! congrats @nutomic@lemmy.ml.

Try with Pleroma.

Right in the bot farms, ouch!

He doesn’t buy a social network, he really bought was the best training engine for his artificial intelligence division (especially the one related to robots, which curiously seek to be “as human” as possible.

Thanks!

Interesting.