Ah, so that’s what zerobytes.monster is?

@blaze@lemmy.dbzer0.com decided that he doesn’t need his alt accounts anymore.

!anarchychess@sopuli.xyz has breached containment.

Could you inform me of the servers that use these methods? I knew they existed, but I lack information on which instances employ them.

I knew that, but didn’t feel the need to include that because that is far from the norm. I still feel like my original message is pretty good and friendly; we could make slight modifications.

Hey there! To hop onto this server, we just need you to answer a few questions. Don’t worry, an admin will check them out before giving you the green light! This little step helps us make sure you’re a real human and not a bot. You aren’t a bot, are you? 🤨

It’s a longer message, but much more casual and friendly.

There’s no way to revert the warning, at least without forking the app. Also, I’d expect most people to accept the idea applications once you tell the purpose (to fight bots).

whoa, that is very cool! I do think some things could be tweaked, but other than that, it seems perfect!

We’re enthusiastic. Very enthusiastic.

I mean, humans are certainly a form of intelligence. You can also argue that they’re artificially created through impregnation. So, humans can be said to be AI.

I feel like transparent and open algorithms should be the way to go. For example, in the Lemmy documentation, I can find the exact math that is used to rank posts in Scaled sorting.

Perhaps an even better aporoach may lie in letting the users customize the factors determining ranking and how much they affect it.

A link to New Reddit? This won’t look good on Judgement Day…

No.

Must be an Android thing, then. They’ll probably implement it on desktop in the future.

Also, like I said, the search quality is pretty rough; that’s why we need more people to run the crawler extension and/or script. You can also suggest improvements on the Matrix server. Currently, it could use a lot of work.

Ultimately, I believe in the core principle. It’s not great right now, but even Wikipedia started out like that. I remember back when Wikipedia was a barebones site lacking content, with a few dedicated editors. Now, however, it is essentially the knowledgebase of humanity.

I think you’d like to take a look at Florisboard. It has an exeprimental glide typing engine that you can enable in the settings.

I think they’re talking about the fact that the glide typing functionality depends on a closed-source library

I wouldn’t call Caddy “better”. It’s what I prefer, but (at least back when I tried it) nginx still has some features that Caddy lacks.

That is a design feature. In the new UI they do it slightly differently and show Wikipedia results as a card, instead of cluttering the results page.

You can verify links by clicking on the gray checkmark to make them green. Similarly, you can unverify links by clicking on the green checkmark.

You can also add new links by clicking on the “+ Add New” button.

The curation is currently not in its final form and the creator admits that they’re replanning it. If you have any ideas, or just want to see it develop, join the Matrix room!

Edit: seems like you figured it out while I was writing the response, lmao.