I can see a social media implementation of a communities section and feeding off lemmy that way. Essentially cloning reddit through their users and using lemmy communities content as a Kickstarter tool.
Realistically this graph wouldn't include Snapchat, as it's less of a "social media" than the others. Most people nowadays use it strictly as a messaging platform.
Spam implies it's useless but it seems I can read my content from Reddit on that instance? While also staying on a single app and getting my regular lemmy threads.
Not sure why it's a problem other than resource intensity, if the users have the option to block an instance as a whole it's fine.
I don't agree with them creating bot accounts and commenting on other instances posts though. Everything should be maintained within the instance.
Not OP but mostly for when content on one gets DMCA'd.
I only have Eweka and haven't had any trouble finding any TV series or movies. No experience with audio books though, but I'd expect similar results since audiobooks are probably less strict with dmca than movies. I also don't think Eweka respects dmca takedowns.
This is actually the problem with mid sized communities. If there's two political communities and their content is 70% overlapping then you're obviously going to unsubscribe from one as your feed becomes cluttered. But then you're missing that 30% of content from the other community.
My fyp is full of bipoc LGBTQ+ people? Twitter on the other hand tries to feed me right wing news sources and disinformation all the time. There's a spectrum here and TikTok is far on the other side.
Also to be frank the algorithm is by far the best out of any company with a "for you" algorithm. It blows pretty much anything else out of the water entirely.
Right now the US military and NASA is in agreement that UAPs exist, there's thousands of citizens interested in UAPs/NHI, yet not a single scientist in the past 75 years wanted to find the answer to what these UAPs are?
Science in itself is debunking trivial bullshit until you find a rock solid solution and right now we don't have a solution.
Unfortunately NASA is not being transparent here. They created a UAP task force and would not reveal who was heading it and when it is released it turns out to be someone who's spent his career with the DOD/Defense contractors. Not a scientist. Why are we not letting scientists handle this matter?
NASA also says they want to work to destigmatize UAPs and NHI, yet Bill Nelson slanders Grusch (highly decorated US military serviceman) and speaks down on anyone promoting more transparency here. The minimization of Grusch's testimony all while the DOD is withholding Grusch's security clearance and essentially stonewalling congress. Lots of reasons enough for us to be suspicious of foul play behind government figures here.
Ontop of this, that's totally aside from safety, things just get done much much quicker due to less bureaucracy. Take any sort of rail system for instance, they've built ENTIRE rail systems (light and heavy) in the time it's going to take Seattle to build 2 miles of lightrail.
It's both cheaper and faster, while I don't know the safety statistics I certainly don't see train derailments happening left and right.
It turns out when you don't cater to businesses and can relocate residents at their whim it has some advantages for better or worse depending on your perspective.
One single god God, perhaps what makes a god a god? I do believe we form a network or web of connected consciousness. Who's contained within this web and how interactions work on it is where it gets interesting.
I think the problem with IPFS is it's terribly inefficient with large and or dynamic data storages, the exact problem bittorent tackles(large not dynamic).
IPFS does seem to provide great p2p functionality for small static files though, albeit pretty slow.
I can see a social media implementation of a communities section and feeding off lemmy that way. Essentially cloning reddit through their users and using lemmy communities content as a Kickstarter tool.