Aren’t communities federated or not on a instance by instance basis, though? Did I get that wrong?

Yeah, used the link to access it in the browser from my lemmy account and subscribed. It showed up in sync shortly after

No, I’m logged in. And it’s a small enough instance that I’m sure nobody’s messing with it or defederating it.

Is sync relying on lemmy.world even when my home instance is somewhere else? Doesn’t make sense to me, but I’m not familiar with the sync architecture

Strangely, this might be a bug. The community is on kbin.social, which my home instance is definitely federated with. Searching through the history of my kbin account from lemmy shows no posts or comments to that one specific community (!WanderingInn @kbin.social). @ljdawson, any clue about this?

Freaking everything is freaking ‘AI’ nowadays. The term has lost all meaning.

Or move to a country with actual work life balance

very similar visual content

Very similar to what? Your reddit experience is probably hugely different from mine.

Actually, doesn’t seem to be an option in kbin

Yes, it is. Thanks, I’ll try that

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I had mysterious rash outbreaks for half a year… I shudder to imagine a lifetime of something worse.

In a use case like this, AI would be less about a final diagnose and more about getting the doctor or patient pointed in the right direction, especially with rare cases that few doctors are aware of. You no longer need to visit a hundred specialists in the hope of finding the one person who’s seen something similar to your case before.

What’s the difference between lemmy and kbin, as far as Sync is concerned? I don’t mean APIs, but in terms of user experience, what would change for me coming over from kbin?

The biggest obstacle to a YouTube competitor is that YouTube themselves can barely turn a profit. The operating costs are ginormous, beyond what most people realise.

Depends on if you believe history, which shows technology always spreads, or Hollywood, which would have you believe in conspiracy theories.

Given the prevalence of bots and attempts to pass off fake data as real though, is there still any way to reliably differentiate good data from bad?

Oh god no, keep him distracted and far far away from SpaceX

Guess it’s about time for Google to kill the project, then.

I wonder who could have foreseen the porn ban leading to this… Oh, wait.