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1 hour agoKeep it respectful please.
TragicNotCute
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Cake day: June 9th, 2023
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Got it.
You don’t have to respect anything or anyone, but if you’re going to post disrespectful things (like calling people “stains on the earth”) I’ll have to ban you.
I’ve banned them from the community for this. Wholly unacceptable.
Let’s keep it respectful.
I’d make the point that most software projects, vibe coded or otherwise, are abandoned. I’ve made a ton of hand coded projects that I just am done with after a while. Vibe coding can increase your total output, but I don’t believe it means the person who created it won’t maintain it.
Cite your sources for this claim please.
I think it’s great and personally I appreciate you making it and sharing.
Ok folks, this is the third report I’ve gotten about these kinds of posts, so let me address this in a pin.
I know we have a rabid anti-ai crowd here, and while that’s not my view, I respect yours and you are allowed to feel any way you’d like about AI projects posted here and say what you’d like as well, as long as you stay respectful.
The reports I keep getting are:
this content needs AI flair, it’s required.
I’m gonna need some help understanding this one. I’ve read the sidebar (I helped write it after all), and I’ve read the Lemmy.world rules in general. There is no mention of that “requirement”, and further, how the hell do you flair a post?!
I’m always happy to find out I’m the idiot and misinformed, so mystery reporter, please feel free to enlighten me here or in DM. In the meantime though, I don’t want to receive AI content reports here. If it’s on topic, it’s staying.
8·4 days agoHis acceptance speech had people wearing that on their shirt. They definitely co-opted it by the end of the campaign.
13·5 days agoEvery state office in Texas flipped last night. Texas is a blue state now. They’re ALL gone. Governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general, railroad commissioner (yes this matters), Supreme Court justices. If they were up for reelection, they got beat last night by democrats.
33·7 days agoThis is the honest but scary take. If you follow other regimes around the world, waiting until martial law is far too late. Your ability to move unrestricted is generally impeded by that point.
Very cool project, thanks for sharing!
Rules of this community:
Be respectful to others
You might want to do some reading next time before you spout off. Next time is a perma.
Ya know, I don’t really want a post every time we have new spamming, but this was very effective in drawing them out. Issued 3 permas so far. Anyone else want some?
6·13 days agoThe secondary market is charging about $86 a share at the moment. Largely due to the 10:1 split last month.
This article is solely about Reddit which is not the purpose of this community. Please use this community to discuss the fediverse.
Locked.
I disagree.
The article you linked is about Reddit. We aren’t Reddit. If it was drawing direct comparisons between us and Reddit, I’d allow it, but it’s just about Reddit and there are other more Reddit-centric communities where this would be a better fit.
I don’t understand this line of thinking. A one time fee for an internet service you could potentially use for a decade? I host a number of small projects online and if I scale them way down in terms of hardware resources and don’t add a database or external services (required for basically any functionality), I’m still paying a few bucks a month. Add a database to it and it doubles. Now add a fucking crawler and your egress data rates are gonna climb quick. Not to mention the domain name itself is $12-15 a year.
A one time fee is not compatible with an online service. Ads historically have filled this gap for recurring revenue. If you don’t want ads, there’s literally no other ethical choice to make sure you can stay in business and ideally turn a small profit.
You keep mentioning YouTube was ad free, and sure. But that’s the classic Silicon Valley model. Offer a great product cheaper (ad free) than others, gain adoption, and once you have a huge user base, start to ratchet up the price. Either via ads or subscriptions. You need deep pockets and lots of VC money to make this work and ultimately you’re pulling a bit of a bait and switch on your users. Is that the model you want to support?
Well someone reported your comment. If you have issue with something someone else has written, report it. I’m not reading this entire shit show thread. I’m addressing reports until it gets to a volume where I have to lock it.