most populations around the world are slowing in growth, plateauing, or declining. Seems as people become wealthier, and more educated, very young people begin having less/no kids, for the most part, and this lack of teen births is what is largely being lost when we see these declines.
Too many resources. Just put the motherfuckers on a boat, take it to the most remote part of the pacific, and strand it there.
Its my honor
It is still more spartan than plex, more of a media library serving framework only. However even people who aren’t particularly well adjusted to tech (like my 75 yo mom), don’t seem to have an issue using it once it is set-up, and younger people with marginal tech expertise seem to be able to set up a server, and clients, with a little time on google. People complain about it not working on a lot of smart TV OSs, but I have not run into this, at least with the most popular ones, Roku, WebOS, TVOS, Google tv, Samsung, Vizio, however I have not tried it with an Apple TV. The biggest complaints I have personally received are mostly secondary features like polished library management interfaces.
Us jigglers tend to prefer jelly
Dropped this for jellyfin years ago
Unless your 8 year old knows how to smoke weed, or decarb it, and cook it into fats, that weed isn’t going to do anything to them. Like literally.
Well, this is a solid admission that they are going to use deep fakes to influence elections.
It isn’t though. The mod tools for lemmy are super primitive compared to the moderation tool suites that exist for reddit. These subs live because they have these in-depth mod tools. Tight, on point, moderation is key to keeping these places one topic, and of quality. Also, we don’t have the user base. While I guarantee there are a decent amount of subject experts on lemmy, I have seen them myself, you need enough to be posting/dealing with posts multiple times a day, in any given subject. So, not only do you have to have a body of expertise large enough to cover the topics, and rate of posts, you have to keep in mind these people also have to want to do this. Most people like that don’t want to add that amount of extra work, and stress, to their lives.
Unfortunately I stopped going to reddit for sports info before I left. I just kept running into increasingly toxic people, over what is such a low stakes subject. It wasn’t just reddit, I also gave up on televised sports because watching sports feels like I am watching ads that are occasionally broken up by bumps of sports. Even friends who are WAY more into sports have pretty much given up on watching them. Also, the way that sports is handled across streaming platforms I find enraging.
I think it is less that, and more that establishing a large enough body of experts requires a very large audience to pull from, and on top of that it took years, and lots of work, to get them established, and working correctly, so it will be very difficult to move.
I did choose this over reddit. I just wish there was something like that that wasn’t reddit. Maybe some day.
The only thing I miss about reddit are the large, academic subject specific subs, that tightly moderate their subs to make sure that as many of the posts/answers are from accredited people, or that the post seems to check out when they look the subject up. r/askhistorians for example.
Yeah, the place i had originally read it now shows a retraction based on a bad report, replied a little further down
This was actually the next link down, but the one I went to post retracted since I read it. So yes, my post was incorrect.
this is a nitpick, but Trump actually closely lost the popular vote once all sources were fully accounted for.
I mean, if you’re gonna use a hammer for building IKEA furniture, instead of hamming, like hammers are clearly designed for, it’s your own fault.
Any point of origin is going to introduce its own biases, whether they intend to or not. The solution is to have AI development be decentralized, and have as many points of origin as possible. After introduction most of the bias seen will be a result of the majority of the information it is encycloping.
I wish
I mean, lemmy was created by communists to be an anti-capitalistic mirror of reddit.