Yeah, I’d love to see if something like that were possible. I’d even volunteer…

Is this loss?

some random mfs with 400TB of hoarded YouTube videos will emerge out of hiding

I just unlocked a core memory.

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.

*Digital Rights Restrictions Management

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.

I’ve admitted this in the original post:

Right now, the search quality is pretty rough, but that’s where you can make an impact:

• Contribute to the Index:

  • Install the Firefox Extension: Once installed, it crawls the web on your behalf.

  • Run the CLI Script: An even better option would be to use your spare computing power by running the command line crawler.

Personally, I’m very excited for the project’s potential. The quality isn’t great, but the idea is promising. I remember back when Wikipedia was lacking, and only upheld by a handful of dedicated editors. Now, however, it is essentially the ultimate database of human knowledge.

semi-relevant xkcd

That sounds like Xitter. Fortunately, Reddit hasn’t devolved that far… yet.

I can feel the cracks in the Matrix…

Same article, better frontend: https://scribe.rip/@sebastiancarlos/the-ultimate-lisp-function-the-python-combinator-d110d42fa1a5

Too late. For better or for worse, it’s already a meme.

Awesome! Especially love the effort they take to explain federation. We could learn from that…

Isn’t the explainxkcd wiki freely editable? You could add your key points to the wiki and correct it.

Where is the screenshot from?

… if it’s ever implemented i’m going to bug db0 to death about making a piefed instance on dbzer0 :D

call it “divisions by 1” ;P