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  • If it's ONLY for the goals and highlights, I would say to scrape "New" on soccer for video posts that's been up for 10 minutes. The mods over there mostly take down dublicates and spam pretty fast.

    The only problem is the mirrors in the comments that needs to come over with it. This one is tricky as they are not necessarily uploaded within 30 minutes.

    I know there's also a bot on reddit taking all these videos and uploading them in the comments on another video source not taking goals down. So a mix of these two approaches would do it.

    But HOW to do it, I don't know sorry.

  • This is a battle the voice actors won't win, unfortunately. Maybe today, their voices are iconic. You can't make a new Frozen movie or any other Disney Pixar without the original voice actor (you can, but it's bad).

    But in the future, the next "voice actor" for the next big Disney Pixar hit, is a pure AI from the start. Then they can control the voice forever. And that's what they want.

    I can't see how the voice actors could possibly get around this, because they are suddenly expendable.

  • Honestly, I don't need the active users in r/soccer. I only need the goal highlights tbh. It's my go-to every single week for any highlights.

    So if we could make a bot just copying video-uploads from that subreddit, I would stay on Lemmy forever.

    But that's just me, and probably other r/soccer users.

  • I think the only thing reddit has over Lemmy is the number of active communities, and not how big these communities are. If there's 10k people in a community, it's fine. It doesn't help if there's 100k.

    But I need the diversity. I need r/soccer and r/chatgpt that are way more active.

  • When I think about these things, I like to think about COVID as a reminder what the world could accomplish when banding together - and that we will do it again, if shit hits the fan.

    We would do the same to other threats if they get serious enough.

  • There's nothing wrong with the drugs these companies are developing.

    But stopping production or halting research in curing diseases, just because it isn't as "profitable" as selling drugs to treat the symptoms rather than the disease. That's insane.

    Selling drugs at insane markups, when it's very clear they cost far less in the EU, and they still earn ton of money. That's insane.

    Patent medicin to keep it out of the hands of sick people, because your other not-as-good drug sells better. That's insane.

  • I will take a chance here and say that the Switch 2 will 100% have backward compatability.

    Many games are sold through the Nintendo Online Store, and they will work.

    And they won't kill the physical "discs", but the uncertainty comes with keeping them the same size.

    Nintendo has made a winner with the Switch. I think the Switch 2 will mostly be a massive upgrade of what it already does perfectly.