There is no evidence for algorithm-based voting and those are mostly controversial posts which discuss the very acceptance of LLMs into a program, ie there is no guarantee that they belong into the respective community.

This can’t be real?

Huh, I browse Subscribed regularly, All I don’t? When a post doesn’t belong in a community I know (ie regardless of subscription status) I vote down.

*jumps*

No. Some communities I don’t want to see regularly, but I know how the community works.

Verification Can

Those are mostly highkey sentences

I hope it doesn’t have a gaping security hole

red ellipsoid

Greenland: 🇬🇱
Isle of Man: 🇮🇲
Papua New Guinea: 🇵🇬
Albania: 🇦🇱

• Autumn and Winter
• Music festivals
• Savings for a cheap bicycle and better clothes
• Making life choices

kill -9 vs taskkill /f

I told you it’s not a LAN party, it’s a TokenRing party!

3L glass of pickled cucumbers, an electric lantern, oversized terrycloth towel

No, I am not ready to take a picture of what you have in mind.

The point is that languages without large speakerbases might consider barging in with the most recognized languages rude, while languages with similar status might find it normal.

Software would be more useful if every end-user program has both GUI and minimal CLI modules, as in Dolphin vs cp, mv etc.

Why?

GUI: Year of the Linux smartphone

CLI: Automation, scripting.

Profits are a bit like internal taxes on wages.

Co-op NPOs should use these taxes to further the company’s goals instead of crude extraction into the goals of the owners.

Those aren’t perfect, because once they reach a certain size any form of corruption can have big bad consequences. The Fediverse approach to this is “decentralisation”, but all decentralisation efforts have an API vulnerability - there needs to be a central body that develops the “language” between the actors.

On the other hand, you might not have an ear for any of this, because you might be dependent on your business’ profits.

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I believe you only to a certain degree. I don’t think that you go grocery shopping in scorching heat nude.

I see this in a roommate and I kind of envy them. Sometimes I understand how a meme or reference works, but I don’t really want to share the cultural substrate required to explain it to them when they ask.