Only on Reddit for a couple communities. But, Lemmy kind of became my main Social site overall. Replaced all of them for me.

District 9

My saves are getting monopolized by your memes 😂

Yeah noticed it too. For some of them. It’s the response time(instant sometimes) + length of reply + the context being replied to being not that simple that gives it a way.

StarCraft 2

Mostly for building in-game awareness. Helped in a lot of games, even FPSs. Just always being proactive when facing some kind of meta.

I’ve been attempting to build systems to make this “robustness” redundant across all my works, but I always feel there’s something more that I missed. I can’t tell if this task is simply never-ending or I just lack the knowledge of covering all the dots from the get-go or both.

When it comes to iOS, Here’s a cool guide for reverse engineering .ipas. https://github.com/ivRodriguezCA/RE-iOS-Apps . I would think applying a sort of comparison of the static analysis with a published app against the compiled repos version would be a possible first step

Yeah. Have been thinking of this exact scenario. How to create solutions around anything that might “filter” while respecting the worldviews of all. I feel the best approach so far, is if filters are to be implemented. It should never be a 1 all be all and should always be “a toggle”. Ultimately respecting the user’s freedom of choice while providing the best quality equipment to utilize effectively when needed

oh i see, just saw your other comment as well

good point, but was just providing samples. I myself would gladly create a simple package for inferencing using a properly licensed model file.

Edit: Linked a MIT keras model for instance, also thanks for the tip didn’t know about GPL / BSD relationship

Understand the issue with transparency. It’s just a very sensitive topic all around. And it sucks it is happening. I am not realizing as well a very important threat that exists in unmoderated federation.

It’s really not that hard to connect the dots… Unless you’re trying to impose a question for the sake of

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Typora is really cool, wish it was OS though. Although the one-time purchase isn’t too bad

yeah VS code with extensions is pretty good enough to be honest. I keep forgetting VSCode has a whole in-depth world of plugins.

Yeah, have been using text editor mainly for markdown editing or other lightweight WYSIWYG apps, it’s good enough. Felt, there could be more out there that I am missing out on which I am unaware of.

Haven’t thought of this yet, thanks

Essentially what I was thinking,

Is an IDE like environment just for markdown file management and WYSIWYG editing experience

Updated the comment with an example.

maybe adding shields/badges/assets within automatically, through a GUI or being able to create a directory like structure by generating new MD files when wanting to create a comprehensive API doc.

I do not clearly know as well and wanted to just get an understanding of what everyone uses and be aware at least that such software exists if they use something with more advanced features over a natural text editing environment