Bluetreefrog @ Bluetreefrog @lemmy.world

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Where I live, firefighting gear.

Yay!

What happens if you just type it?

Hmm, good to know. Thanks.

Something similar to this is already in development.

It's written in Python and utilizes the Pylemmy library to access the API.

So far it:

• Uses a deep neural network and a custom training dataset to detect toxic content (the training data out there wasn't really very suitable)
• Has a hard-coded regexp flagging tool. It shouldn't be hard to make that more dynamic.
• Has a probation list to flag users who are 'being watched'.
• Will report comments/post for mod action.
• Will send a message to a selected Matrix room.
• Keeps track of previously assessed comments/posts using SQLite..

It's actively being developed and I intended for it to get a lot more configurable and feature rich.

Happy for anyone to contribute (I would actually really appreciate it).

https://github.com/noenfugler/LemmyModBot

PS: It's running on this community right now.

Because of Rule 1.

Why don't you offer to start by 'baby sitting' the child while the mother is at work. That might eventually extend to sleep overs.

I agree with the comment about medical care and therapy. Like it or not, she's still his mother and would probably see any offer in this direction as meddling or judgemental and close the door completely.

Borderline comment. I'll leave it here, but tone it down please.

OK, thank you for helping out.

Ah, gotcha. Still learning about Activity Pub.

Sorry for peppering you with questions like this, but wouldn't requiring bots to grab all comments for the instance impose greater load on the server than letting them just grabbing selected communities?

I'm not trying to be difficult, just trying to understand so that I can build a well-behaved bot.

2. Fetching is allowed. But not posting everywhere. You have to check the community id of the post / community and only respond to the wanted communities

Hmm, this is library breaking (pylemmy). I've tried the same code with no changes on lemm.ee and it's working fine, so is this something that can be reconsidered at lemmy.world I wonder? I'm not sure if it has been done to combat abusive actors, but if so then I imagine a bad actor could just achieve the same thing through activitypub on a less tightly controlled instance.

Thanks for your reply.

Direct comments are disabled.

I should clarify that the bot is only retrieving comments, not posting any. It's actions are restricted to raising reports for Mods to review. Does this change your advice?

You have to get it in the instance comments ( just dont select a communityid ).

If I don't select a communityid, how then do I keep the bot within it's paddock? Do I have to retrieve everything and then check if it's in a selected community before applying the rules?

Thanks in advance.

Came here to say pretty much the same thing.

Nice. I’m super happy with my mini

On the title. It keeps the modbots happy.

Many of them can only be controlled from a smartphone app that requires both the phone and the robot to access the cloud. ☹️

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• Australia's national area-average mean temperature was 1.19 °C above the 1961-1990 average, the ninth-highest on record (since 1910) for July.
• The warmest July on record for Tasmania.
• Area-average mean maximum temperature for July was 1.23 °C above average nationally. The national mean minimum temperature was 1.15 °C above average.

OP, please edit your post to make it (more clearly) a question in the title.

Thanks.

OP please end you post with a "?"

Hugs from an internet stranger.