You need to learn jetpack-compose. Instructions for setting up a dev environment is there.
This one looks higher: https://lemmy.ml/post/89740
Seems like a good idea. If they want ownership of !tutanota@lemmy.ml , we can verify them.
Found this one, not sure how good it is tho: https://github.com/arnowelzel/periodical
I agree. A knitting group, or a group dedicated to a TV show, would really benefit from having a lemmy server, with their own collection of communities. Having a small number of people, who you know well and actually want to interact with, can be one of the benefits over reddit, and hearkens back to the days of smaller, more focused forums.
Thanks! We’ve been feature-crazy for its whole history… but I’ve kinda learned the hard way that none of that helps adoption. The users are the feature, and its the only reason people don’t leave reddit, facebook, etc.
What @nutomic@lemmy.ml is doing with activitypub service interoperability is far more important than almost anything else we work on. Because at least mastodon and other services have an existing userbase that can plug into lemmy.
That’s me, ya open up an issue on the Jerboa repo so I can figure out what’s going on. You might be using an older version of jerboa that had some issues with post comments.
Someone did create this Lemmy community browser, which searches all known instances for any community. It might be useful to integrate that into lemmy, or at least link to it, in some way, to help people discover communities not on their own instance already.
The-federation.info is unfortunately a bit unmaintained, https://fediverse.observer is a much better site overall, for all fediverse projects. Here’s the stats for lemmy.
May I suggest: Helix . I used vim for years, but I’ve been enjoying the switch to this.
Your query looks fine… might be something going on with that community specifically. I just tried this one and it worked fine: https://lemmygrad.ml/c/biology@mander.xyz
Advertisers are only interested in human eyeballs.
Very true, but this reveals the conflicts of interest between these social media companies, and the advertisers they sell space to. They want to say to advertisers: buy an ad on our site, it will reach thousands of real people! See all this activity! When in reality a lot of that activity is bot generated.
Both advertisers and users want to reach and talk to real people, but it’s in these social media companies interest to inflate their numbers and fake engagement any way they can.
This isn’t a small problem either, I’ve heard it said that half of all tweets, and a good percentage of youtube comments are from bots.
I designed Jerboa mainly based off of boost; its also my favorite reddit app UI-wise. But I don’t have too much time to spend on it as I’m spread very thin between a lot of projects.
Just the github issues.