Yea that’s not explained better than a math teach. They just swapped notation common in math, for notation common in one specific programming language. it’s only easier for the audience who happens to be familiar with programming in general, and that language in particular.

no it isn’t. My interest in Lemmy is not romantic and if you do agree with this, get out and engage people in person more often.

And what is it with the narrow aspects? I totally get the need for mobile support, but the default desktop view looks like it’s trying to play nice with old 4:3 aspects. If that’s the root design goal, I sure hope we can let that design goal die. In a 16:9 maximized window there is so much wasted real estate it pains me.

“Created for Lemmy” isn’t really a thing, all you need is to implement the ActivityPub protocol. Whether or not it has any relationship to Lemmy has no bearing on if it can talk to instances using Lemmy’s implementation.

Sure but anyone can implement something using the activityPub spec and federate with other instances regardless of what flavor they’re using.

not sure that solution is a good one for this environment. I’m new but from what i’ve seen the concept of moderation is different and your solution is trying to engineer a reddit-like moderation design to an architecture that is fundamentally not reddit-like. Moderation here is at the instance level, not the community level.

there are are lot of idiots, a lot. I don’t know how to fix that, so I just ignore them and move on.

15y on reddit here. I’ll drop in over there for certain things, but it’s no longer my regular scroller.