… did you use GPT-4 to write parts of this comment?

Most people on All don’t check what comm a post is from before upvoting. That’s why on Reddit all subs that regularly hit r/all are basically the same. I’m fine with the Twitter news here, but upvotes don’t work as quality control.

Maybe they made it up themselves, it’s just a portmanteau of science+blackface

That and “this is worthless, they only tested 10 000 people” are the worst

for (i=0; true; i++)

Key point: they get money for implementing features, not fixing bugs, so I think for now they’re surviving off donations

This is a great answer, you (or someone else) should make sure the devs see this! Maybe as a Github issue

Lemmy is developed using EU funds and many of the biggest instances are in the EU

However sharks have a huge PR issue and Spielberg regrets how Jaws is a big source of that

I mean, they are related. There’s a common causation (higher temperatures). There’s plenty of spurious correlations but this specific example isn’t it

This isn’t really a meme, just a statement

are getting butthurt

Were butthurt, until they got what they wanted and the community got banned

I think Nebula is already a step in the right direction even though it’s not decentralized

This. There’s no need to join the biggest instance, as long as you’re not among an instance’s first users you won’t notice much difference.

I’m assuming that people would downvotes pictures of cats which had the #dogs hashtag

Honestly I’m not sure. One problem on reddit is that people just upvote things they like that show up on their frontpage regardless of where it’s posted, which means all the big subs blur together.

From what I heard, no (but the reverse is possible)

At least one person on your instance also has to be subscribed to a community for it to show up in All (you’ll only notice this on brand new instances, you’ll have to subscribe to everything you might want to see)

That sounds more like a bug than anything intentional, since all your comments are still here

Don’t click the links, copy them into the search bar on your instance. You may need to search for it twice for it to show up. (definitely not too intuitive, I hope it’ll improve) >

Almost all instances are linked. If it doesn’t show up the first time you search it just means it hasn’t been cached yet. It’ll show up after you wait a bit and search again