This is a pivotal moment in the Lemmyverse, and I'm not sure if this will be better overall or not.

It might be a fundamental flaw of federated servers, or just something that should be expected and welcomed.

I guess time will tell.

Just need an Apollo for Lemmy and I can move away

I’ve reached a weird sort of critical mass where steam sales no longer provide me with dopamine

A lot of controversial comments. Here are some of my observations:

• Not a single mention of decentralised finance/DeFi in the comments, which is a game-changer.
• A lot of outdated information or misunderstanding of recent developments in the industry
• A large focus on scams and crypto bros, who are the loudest but definitely not the majority

So it'll be better than all those games combined right?

Some people love it, namely the ones that have most to gain.

So business owners, and extremely attractive waitstaff

Wow, poor comic sans didn’t deserve all the hate it got

It’s worth figuring out an IDE “lite” like vscode to see how you go. It’s pretty lightweight and easy to spinup compared to something like IntelliJ

Crazy to think that reddit gold has been around for ten years

The previous calls for forking were not convincing (political), but this post makes sense to, if the community is unable to contribute because of a lack of attention from external help.

I’m not sure if that’s the case and I’ll have to have a look myself.

I’m happy to contribute, and hopefully the process of new contributors (CONTRIBUTORS.md) is easy and straightforward, and the issues are triaged by someone dedicated, perhaps from the community.

Let me grieve, man!

Seriously? What language do you use? How much experience do you have?

Wow actual people

Beehaw is big on the "safe space" approach, rather than "grow" approach. So makes sense they did what they did.

We need webrings brought back

Now that I'm seeing more third party apps popping up, I wonder if there is appetite for a native desktop or mobile app

Related note, pictrs is super cool. Its like an OSS imgur backend, but no one really talks much about it or its potential.

I'm selfhosting Lemmy and its SUPER fast. Just think of it more of a personal caching layer than anything else.

I wonder if there is an import script that can migrate threads and comments over to Lemmy

People are so confused and overwhelmed about the fediverse mechanics though.

Maybe there is room for a product that is an aggregator for aggregators. Like, a centralised service that scrapes and collects all Lemmy instances into one super instance.

I appreciate the scale of the problem you guys are having now, but are there specific limitations that you're hitting that you can clarify on? Is it moderation tools, specific scaling strategies, etc?

With more information the more technically minded among us might be able to help.

Thanks! I recommended adding it to OP so others can find it.

If its UI based, it won't actually be too hard for someone from community to add the tools. Here's hoping!

What's the alternative? You go full-banana decentralised or mega-site Reddit. I think Lemmy is a nice middle ground

:(

Luckily, the barrier for entry is having a computer and hands!

Thing is, the only people that lose at that point at the buyers, not reddit itself

Who are the other devs if they’re not listed?

I mean, most Lemmings (lol) hang out in Beehaw anyway, so centralised fediverse is already here

This has never bothered me before but it has, thanks

Reminds me of Horizon Zero Dawn running at 30fps but it felt silky smooth because the FPS was rock solid.

Weirdly enough the fact that it’s written in rust is why I am using it instead of kbin (PHP)

I think it would be more like reddit if there was a single super Lemmy instance, the extra layer of self hosting confuses everyone

Maybe Steam Deck users are more prone to leaving reddit or something.

Beyond All Reason is AMAZING. I can't say enough about it. Its my favourite game, and totally annihilates (!) the competition.

Though I guess the competition is pretty small for large scale RTS. Maybe:

• Total Annihilation
• Supreme Commander
• Ashes of the Singularity
• Sins of the Solar Empire (sorta)

BAR has fixed all the UI/UX problem, scales well, has a big community, is free, fun, and super deep and complex.

Exactly right?

To the average Redditor I guess its fine, but to me its unacceptable haha.

Repo link: https://github.com/ernestwisniewski/kbin

Hey, you should point out that Georgi Gerganov is a 100xer programmer and slapped together llama.cpp in a weeknd

Mastodon should just leave us alone!

Maybe same reason why I link people to Reddit posts instead of the article.

I mean, I haven't even played 15 so I guess I was out of the loop in the first place. Battle system looks great tho

Ignoring all the human and political aspects, I find Lemmy is a nicer piece of software, technically. Forking is always an option, and thanks to ActivityPub, things will remain compatible as well.

Lemmy itself seems neutral upon usage, I have not been subject to any political biases from the software itself, ever.