No! Those who posts unmarked NSFW are the ones that should stop being a selfish prick and mark it as NSFW
@piefed.social
Ah, the real generative art, before 'AI generative "art"'
You should look into shader art. Basically "drawing" using code that runs purely inside GPU. Which reminds me I recently found an artist that does this with code that fit within Twitter character limit. Sadly I can not remember the name rn.
Edit: the artist I was thinking of is XorDev
No
I don't think we need that kinda community anymore, pretty sure we already have similar community
I agree that some Lemmy users are annoying and as bad as Reddit. But, man, if you behave like that, you're no better lol, in fact worse.
I agree with @OpenStars@piefed.social, I started using recently PieFed and even contributed to the code, and PieFed seems to have a good feature specific to this case, like reputation points (though I have a feeling this could also be abused?)
I think some urbanism/public transit-related channels are in the PeerTube, like RMTransit for example.
IMO, this is where techniques like Domain-Driven Design really shine as they put the business concepts at the forefront of things.
Do you have a resource on where to learn DDD? I feel like I never understood the concept well.
In short, the fediverse needs normies. We need diversity of thought and opinion, or else more reasonable people are going to burn out or feel pushed out by all the noise and toxicity.
I said this before, but in a way, it's ironic that there's "diverse" in the word "fediverse", the whole fediverse doesn't feel diverse.
Sorry, I agree with other replier, but why would you use AI to convert from and to XML... when another more objective, reliable, and deterministic tool to convert exists for a long time. You know well how often LLM makes up stuff...
Maybe instead of spending times creating community like that, how about we contribute on making high-quality content on the threadiverse?
That's what I attempt to do on !publictransport@slrpnk.net anyway
AH!! Speaking of that, there is an excellent (and free) book about Network Programming available online, check it out: https://beej.us/guide/bgnet/
thanks for using Leebra!
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