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Automoderator (these might already exist? I have not tried them.)

awesome lemmy lists a few.

There is a "scaled sort" that will be released in the next version iirc.

Haven't tried it but there is tendenci, you could also fork liberapay or rysolv and do some custom development.

I think that in practice it prevents them completely, i never heard of any type malware uploaded to debian or nix and flathub for that matter.

I was here since 2020, there are more "crazies" and average quality of content seem to be down, but a lot more memes and content. open source related subs seem a lot more active here then on reddit but on reddit there are open source developers talking and on here there are non it seems besides those developing stuff for lemmy.

You could use github pages and have awesome-lemmy deploy to it and have html web page without all the extra github stuff , it should be relatively easy to do.

I suggest against creating another project, i see this type of duplication and it really can be confusing (which source do i use?) plus it is a duplication of effort and the fediverse does not really have a lot of contributors unlike companies such as google and facebook.

On the other hand i am the second most frequent contributor to awesome lemmy and might not be entirely objective.

If you want a github organisation could be set up for awesome-lemmy and after a while you could become an owner and it won't have the bus factor of 1, maybe we can even set up a "lemmy community" github organisation (something like nix-community) and that could make it easier to discover some projects and if for some project and contributor loses interest another one could be assigned (without all the links and it's name recognition going to waste)

Now I don’t like your tone. Your probably one of those people, who vote for the other party.

And now I don’t like your tone. Your probably one of those people, who vote for the other party.

The root of the problem i think is that the store is closed source, i don't think you will find a lot of people willing to work for a closed source store for some for profit company.

Sadly that is not true, see snap vs flatpak usage in debian.

Keep criticizing snap (But do it in a way that is trustworthy and valuable), if somebody wants to use snap due to some advantage that is fine but he should make an informed decision

On second thought i don't know if a name change is needed as this functionality will probably be added to lemmy natively and might make yours obsolete.

Technically that's true, but if i am interested in that feature and looking through awesome-lemmy and see the name lemmy schedule i might think it won't have that feature and then won't check it out.

Probably needs a name change at this point, as it does more then schedule posts.

Just sending to random instance without telling the user seems misleading, at would be better to show a list of instances in my opinion (or have "show me more instances".

Searching for categories by text could also be helpful.

The name OpenTofu may sound silly

Someone should make a open source project about how to give good names to open source projects.

Nvidia was worth $1,030,000,000,000 today, but still can’t get their drivers in the kernel.

tbf that valuation is not really realistic IMO, the ps ratio (valuation divided by income) is 31 , when the average is about 2.4. Its probably overly enthusiastic nvidia customers paying that kind of price. if everybody decide they want to sell all their nvidia shares , $1,030,000,000,000 probably won't be the price.

If they do something , they need to have a business case for their shareholder saying it helps profits (stuff like pension funds and mutual funds, Jensen Huang the ceo and founder reportedly owns 3.6% so he can still get fired).

If they spent X money (say in term of engineering hours) they need to expect a profit of at least somewhere around 1.1x.

TL;DR buy AMD, or at least threaten them you won't buy nvidia.

Not for me, Reddit enhancement suite "!read" filter (configured for marking clicked comments as read) and this extension makes it a lot better.

For as many users as lemmy has now, its kind of astonishing how little donations we have, like less than the average youtuber / streamer with a patreon. Its more when we sum up the other platforms, but I’d really like us to be able to add more full-time devs and grow the coop.

Why look at youtubers when you can look at a open source project?, look at misskey which is very similar , it makes about 4k while having about 10k monthly active users, that's about 0.4 dollar per user.

Lemmy has about 40k monthly active users and makes about 3962 , about 0.1 dollar per user.

If you will push the conversation rate to be as high as misskey, that should give you currently about 16K a month (40k * 0.4).

I have a few ideas about how to increase it, i can open a issue throwing some ideas, for starter (I don't remember if i said this before) the part in the UI where people are suppose to learn lemmy wants donations (the little heart), is probably very hard to notice.

Right now it is way too hard to follow discussions on lemmy, you have to keep hunting for new comments that get added, not to mention with github you get email notifications, it's a lot more efficient.

Chatbot arena ranks LLM, including some truly open source ones (apache license)

Regarding UI, maybe look here?

"The loss of a formerly-leading and user-friendly game engine to the darker forces that negatively impact so much of the gaming industry has left us dismayed to put it mildly," wrote the Re-Logic team. "We unequivocally condemn and reject the recent TOS/fee changes proposed by Unity and the underhanded way they were rolled out."

I hope they are not serious about this moralizing , unity is making 1.8B but losing almost a billion a year, either they cut back on expenses or they somehow increase income, i think they might not want to cut back on expenses because they are feeling the heat of open source game engines like gadot or even gdevelop (and that will lead to a inferior product ). I think the same thing is happening with RISC-V and ARM.

Hopefully there is enough of real financial support for godot and other open source gaming software and not just feel good talk. godot fund almost doubled in funding but that is not close to 1B dollar (but maybe companies are allocating full time developers).