That is already the effective result of waking up an hour earlier…
Kichae
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Kichae@piefed.cato
Fediverse@lemmy.world•Goodreads removed RSS and some people are asking for alternatives on Reddit; maybe worth pointing to BookWyrm and NeoDB?English
7·3 days agoIf people are asking, it’s worth the 12 seconds it takes to post a link to a BW instance. They should just make sure it’s to a general instance, and not to a server selection page.
Kichae@piefed.cato
Technology@lemmy.world•Anthropic confirms new Claude Code limits to prevent game cloning — users report Opus 5.5 is also actively blocking reverse engineering tasksEnglish
9·3 days agoThis is baasically correct, though what the models actually produce is a little more randomized than that. Though, if there aren’t any words that are anywhere cllose to being likely to follow next, then there won’t be a any other valid options to choose.
I reallly don’t get why do many people dislike the dark. It’s nice at night!
It’s not like y’all are doing shit outside in the daylight this time of year anyway.
If you want to wake up an hour earlier, you can just do that. We don’t need to fuck with the clocks.
DST is ridiculous. The sun should be near its zenith at noon, not at 1.
Kichae@piefed.cato
Fediverse@lemmy.world•PieBB - A PhpBB inspired frontend for piefedEnglish
3·5 days agoThis is cool. I hope it gets support from instances.
But also, these projects just slap a bulletain board costume on Lemmy and Piefed. Which is great – I was reallly disappointed that LemmyBB seemed to die – but there are forum-first options out there, too. Discourse has an AP plugin, and I think that’s actively maintained. More interesting to me, though, is nodeBB.
Seriously, people should check out nodeBB. It’s super cool.
Kichae@piefed.cato
Fediverse@lemmy.world•Why decentralization doesn't work for forumsEnglish
3·5 days agoPeople should not expect a seamless experience across totallly different communities of people. Reddit is not a seamless experience. Rules and norms are different across subs.
The internet works better with fragmentation. It always has. Trying to treat everything as homogenous is stifling.

I am. But I look around, and don’t see anyone else doing anything.
But then, I’m not afraid of the dark.