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不安定な場所でも寝ちゃうのは飼い主のこと好きってこと、カナ⁉️⁉️⁉️⁉️⁉️

These are only being added straight after PyLova does it. And considering Rimu’s hostile history it’s clearly an attempt to try to ensure PyLova cannot gain traction with its own unique feature sets.

And the way they are being added is not compatible with PyLova’s methods. Which breaks Fediverse compatibility. If any software such as Lemmy were to implement it in the future they would most likely ensure compatibility with the larger userbase PieFed model.

This is the similar to Microsoft’s “Embrace, extend, and extinguish” philosophy to kill off the competition.

i am done with my war
an empty room
the endless night

@SubplotKudzu Knave's great, very simple, digest sized, & tons of idea tables.
https://questingblog.com/knave-2e/

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Why shouldn’t the ideas and features flow both ways?

why doesn’t @rimu@piefed.social admit that he got the ideas from Mia then? why copy changes from PyLova, and strip attribution, then admit to MrKaplan that he did it so that she wouldn’t be attributed? moth supposes that perhaps he does not want to admit Piefed is inferior to PyLova.

Let’s not pretend like PyLova is breaking new ground here, lmao.

no, but PyLova IS doing most of the dev work for Piefed.

that’s a good idea, thank you! moth thinks marriage is an outdated concept, but moth might find it agreeable if it’s to the best threadiverse software currently available!

I like loops, but it looks to be heavily ai assisted lately. Doesn’t bother me, because it actually made decent progress and looks way less dated now. I just find it funny how as long as a dev obscures or doesn’t mention it, no one seems to notice. Catadon looks pretty interesting too, hella bloated and the ui has some odd choices but it has some potential. It’s at least getting some ideos out there and showing they can work.

People need to stop recommending server directories to the newbies. People genuinely don’t grok how ActivityPub works out of the gate, and they trip all over that shit. There’s only a handful of open registration PeerTube sites, anyway. We should just point them to, like, clip.place.

RE: https://mediapart.social/@mediapart/117588238736086075

Il y a quelques jours, le gouvernement annonçait une revalorisation du SMIC de 1.6%, en expliquant que ça correspond à:
- 1% de rattrapage de l'inflation (augmentation automatique), et
- 0.6% de coup de pouce.

Aujourd'hui les chiffres de l'inflation pour octobre sont sortis:
https://www.insee.fr/fr/statistiques/serie/011818264

Il y a 1.25% d'inflation depuis la dernière revalorisation (IPC octobre vs avril), donc le coup de pouce est seulement de 0.35%, encore plus ridicule qu'annoncé 🤡

Bonne manif à tous!

Everyone hates AI, but do you even know how a coding agent actually works? It's hilarious:

LLMs mess up indentation, constantly mix tabs and spaces, get line endings wrong, hallucinate diff line numbers and produce completely broken patches. So the harness throws increasingly desperate fuzzy matching at the problem and blindly tries to apply whatever sticks.

This is software engineering now. Apparently.

@sharongascoigne

Amazing!

PyLova already had this feature, does PieFeds work with it or is it breaking Fediverse compatibility?

Funny how PieFed gets multiple images in posts, and now in-line comment editing/shared blocklists after PyLova introduces it. Does PieFed have any original ideas?

This shot of St Catherine's Lighthouse was taken last night by my husband.
About bloody time too as this has taken many attempts over several years!
The crescent moon looks full due to earthshine. The cargo ship was a bonus! #isleofwight

www.biorxiv.org/content/…/2026.11.06.764567v1

(Found with Aftergleam, a private reader for new research papers.)

Decentralized social media for environmental research

A. Chai-allah, A. Ghermandi, N. Fox, D. Van Berkel bioRxiv · 10.64898/2026.11.06.764567v1 · ecology · submitted 2026-11-12

Abstract

Social media data are reshaping environmental research. However, recent ownership and policy changes on centralized platforms like Twitter/X have motivated many users to seek new alternatives while simultaneously accelerating data restrictions for scientists. Decentralized social media, particularly Bluesky and Mastodon, are emerging as alternatives for users seeking greater control over their data and as a more stable and sustainable source of data for researchers. This rise may be instrumental in revitalizing the role of social media in environmental research. This study aims to provide a first-of-its-kind analysis of the potential of these new sources for environmental research, demonstrating their potential usefulness through the examples of climate change discourses and people’s appreciation of wildlife. We find an increased adoption of Mastodon and Bluesky, with high linguistic diversity, even if dominated by English. Wildlife image content reveals broad taxonomic diversity, with plants, birds, and insects dominating the records. We find this pattern broadly consistent with that observed on the popular citizen science platform iNaturalist. Climate change discourse is found to broadly reflect the scientific consensus on both platforms, with contrarian claims remaining uncommon. This suggests that researchers may benefit from less polarized opinions and misinformation, arising from interactions that are less driven by engagement maximizing algorithms implemented in other platforms. Our study illustrates the promise of decentralized social media as a new data source for environmental scientists and paves the way for their broader use in environmental research.

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Every time there has been a software system failure or disruption everybody involved insists "AI" and layoffs weren't the direct cause and that people should stop spreading fear about a new tech. It's a tactic to shut down criticism

But even if the proximate cause is something else, trace it back enough and the penultimate cause will often have been "AI" or layoffs. And the ultimate cause is always going to be bad management that prioritised stock price and bonuses over functioning companies