Daniel Riccio
@darknimbus.top
Full-stack dev | TypeScript, Node.js, Svelte 🚀 Crafting web apps, exploring tech, and coding for fun (and work). Open to collaboration, learning, and a good game! 🎮💻
I have one suggestion. It's hard for me sometimes to read the text output of the prompt since it could be quite long. Some highlighting or markdown-like formatting could make it easier to read.
December 6, 2024 at 6:18 PM
I have one suggestion. It's hard for me sometimes to read the text output of the prompt since it could be quite long. Some highlighting or markdown-like formatting could make it easier to read.
That comic always comes true every time it is mentioned.
December 4, 2024 at 2:48 PM
That comic always comes true every time it is mentioned.
I heavily rely on the people I follow to find more interesting people to follow and/or starter packs, but I can see why people would use the Discover feed.
December 1, 2024 at 1:29 AM
I heavily rely on the people I follow to find more interesting people to follow and/or starter packs, but I can see why people would use the Discover feed.
You are right; any algorithm can be abused. However, since anyone can create a feed with its own algorithm, I'm sure we would find and use alternative feeds in the case that the current Discover feed gets taken over.
December 1, 2024 at 1:25 AM
You are right; any algorithm can be abused. However, since anyone can create a feed with its own algorithm, I'm sure we would find and use alternative feeds in the case that the current Discover feed gets taken over.
Is there any algo to game? 90% of my feeds are chronological.
You could just unfollow them in any case.
You could just unfollow them in any case.
December 1, 2024 at 12:25 AM
Is there any algo to game? 90% of my feeds are chronological.
You could just unfollow them in any case.
You could just unfollow them in any case.
What did you asked it to do for it to output that?
November 30, 2024 at 8:41 PM
What did you asked it to do for it to output that?
The feeds themselves (RSS or atom) are "public" meaning they are only saved once globally to prevent duplication of articles.
This means the feeds are only deleted if no other user has them added to a collection. The collection themselves can be shared and users can subscribe to it or clone them.
This means the feeds are only deleted if no other user has them added to a collection. The collection themselves can be shared and users can subscribe to it or clone them.
November 28, 2024 at 6:17 PM
The feeds themselves (RSS or atom) are "public" meaning they are only saved once globally to prevent duplication of articles.
This means the feeds are only deleted if no other user has them added to a collection. The collection themselves can be shared and users can subscribe to it or clone them.
This means the feeds are only deleted if no other user has them added to a collection. The collection themselves can be shared and users can subscribe to it or clone them.
I do agree with the fact that discussions become stale quickly since the accounts that replied first are always on top.
You can also take into account the replies to a reply as a way to show users where a discussion is actively happening.
You can also take into account the replies to a reply as a way to show users where a discussion is actively happening.
November 28, 2024 at 5:00 PM
I do agree with the fact that discussions become stale quickly since the accounts that replied first are always on top.
You can also take into account the replies to a reply as a way to show users where a discussion is actively happening.
You can also take into account the replies to a reply as a way to show users where a discussion is actively happening.
Exactly! That's one of the features I'm working on!
The idea is to use it like you would use a Plex instance.
You will be able to import articles to a feed and anyone who has that feed in their collections will see the articles.
The idea is to use it like you would use a Plex instance.
You will be able to import articles to a feed and anyone who has that feed in their collections will see the articles.
November 25, 2024 at 8:48 PM
Exactly! That's one of the features I'm working on!
The idea is to use it like you would use a Plex instance.
You will be able to import articles to a feed and anyone who has that feed in their collections will see the articles.
The idea is to use it like you would use a Plex instance.
You will be able to import articles to a feed and anyone who has that feed in their collections will see the articles.
I'm real I just don't have much to say right now. I do like to participate in discussions and Bluesky seems nice so far.
November 25, 2024 at 5:46 AM
I'm real I just don't have much to say right now. I do like to participate in discussions and Bluesky seems nice so far.
Currently working on a RSS aggregator (yes, another one).
But the idea is to allow users to create feed collections that other users can read, kinda like feeds on Bluesky, this is useful for users that don't know how RSS works.
Still very much a work in progress.
But the idea is to allow users to create feed collections that other users can read, kinda like feeds on Bluesky, this is useful for users that don't know how RSS works.
Still very much a work in progress.
November 24, 2024 at 11:01 PM
Currently working on a RSS aggregator (yes, another one).
But the idea is to allow users to create feed collections that other users can read, kinda like feeds on Bluesky, this is useful for users that don't know how RSS works.
Still very much a work in progress.
But the idea is to allow users to create feed collections that other users can read, kinda like feeds on Bluesky, this is useful for users that don't know how RSS works.
Still very much a work in progress.
Honestly it depends on the target audience as many have said.
If it is a personal project I usually don't pay much attention to it, but if said project gets used by others and they require a feature to work on their browser, then I would try and make it work for them.
If it is a personal project I usually don't pay much attention to it, but if said project gets used by others and they require a feature to work on their browser, then I would try and make it work for them.
November 24, 2024 at 7:27 PM
Honestly it depends on the target audience as many have said.
If it is a personal project I usually don't pay much attention to it, but if said project gets used by others and they require a feature to work on their browser, then I would try and make it work for them.
If it is a personal project I usually don't pay much attention to it, but if said project gets used by others and they require a feature to work on their browser, then I would try and make it work for them.