What's the link? Could you please share it? I just searched it but it shows me different things

Nebula.tv but it’s not a lead worth following. Nebula is great but they’re not going to take on a new creator who isn’t already established.

You could try Nebula.

Additionally, and poking @baldur on that too since iirc Baldur's the guy behind the Normals instance, Peertube's channels are usually treated as communities by Lemmy and the sort.

PeerTube is like lemmy, mastadon, or Pixelfed having multiple instances that are connected.

peertube

Unfortunately, not really.

The Fediverse alternatives to YouTube are not functional equivalents like Lemmy or Mastodon are to Reddit and Twitter.

I searched for PeerTube, it took me here https://joinpeertube.org/browse-content and then I clicked one video and then it took me to https://spectra.video/ is this how it works? I am confused.

Her children are in college and they tell her that their instructors are witnessing a marked decrease in critical thinking skills in students across the board due to their reliance on AI and their willingness to accept what it presents as “fact”.

These two data points had her very worried. I told her how generative AI had weakened my business’ design services and she lamented how everything is starting to “look the same” in design.

You don’t say?

AI’s net effect is… distressing.

2/2

I visited my old oncologist this week for a check up (I’m fine) it was great seeing her but we got to speaking about the state of the world and talk turned to AI.

This woman saved my life back in 2005 when I was diagnosed with Hodgkin’s lymphoma and she is brilliant but she’s distressed about where AI is taking us especially her field.

She explained it’s becoming more and more difficult for her to research proper courses of treatment because of the flood of inaccurate AI “results”. 1/

Ahh! But that one is for shorts!

Check out https://clip.place. It’s a PeerTube-based site with open registration.

Peertube has many thousands of videos. They're just not all accessible from any particular instance. This is why I use Grayjay. You can search PT and YT videos at the same time.

Peertube has very little on it. Linux. One makeup girl. Loyal Moses.

The thing is that instances do not matter that much in the fediverse. But those instance directories are trying to steer users to instances that might fit their profile. Take a look at how Lemmy is doing it:

So I seem to have to chose here: If I’m a FOSS interested LGBT from Canaca, do I go to lemmy.ml, lemmy.ca or blahaj.zone? If I’m german and interested in computers, is it feddit.org or lemmy.zip or dbzer0.com? Or is a general purpose instance better? You are really losing users here.

(I’m not going into the issue that some of those instances should really not be recommended to new users at all)

Mastodon has a different problem: Too many small niche instances, which might sound interesting to new users, but which have low activity and will switch off in a few months.

Yes, I linked to both project’s main sites/pages. For PeerTube, you need to choose an instance like https://peertube.tv/

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.

he PeerTube took me to a landing page,

joinpeertube.org itself does not host videos.
Look here: https://joinpeertube.org/instances