Installed to give it a look, but, sadly, as expected, nobody in my area, and concerts are basically non-existent.

I considered making my own profile visible to everyone regardless of distance.

Would be cute, kinda like MySpace, but I think would detract from the experience if there are people in your area, unless it was always the first one to show up, and only ever when you first open the app

Agreed, and then I thought about using it with OpenSCAD to do insets on some dice boxes as well

Interesting, but I wonder how feasible this actually is. The closest thing I can think of is the ability to selective defederate in things like Mastodon or Lemmy, where the host of your instance can do broad sweeps of moderation by essentially blocking instances that don't fit your instance's stance. The issue is that any moderation past personal blocks amd filters requires leaning against an authority, whether that be algorithmic, democratic, or our traditional style of moderation. And really, that's, in a way, what people want, someone who can handle removing unfavorable content before it gets to you most of the time. I'd love to hear ideas counter to this though.

The problem with moderation is that it's inherently hierarchical. Moderation is all about special people deciding what is and isn't said. You can't stop the signal without controlling the network.

My idea is to replace moderation with curation. Anyone can share an attestation about what category a peice of media belongs to. Attestations are backed by the authenticity of whoever makes them: a web of trust.

The hard problem is ambiguous metadata: you can express a given attestation in many ways, but can only parse it in one context. For example, you can filter out all media that is attested to be purple, but that won't stop you from seeing violet. I have an idea for this too, but it's even more out there.

Also, the open source versions are usually MineTest based, which is less a game, and more an engine that you add mods to to make your minecraft. That's another added layer of complexity to deter beginners, even if more advanced players enjoy the freedom for customization

In my experience, the cost has significantly dropped, it's just that back then they were even more absurdly ridiculous

Pretty bad prompt to take action then, you know, the thing that makes it harder and less likely for you to take action?

Really cool! Sadly, it seems that internal consistency is a bit... weak, but quite a fun concept overall!

This is the thing that I've struggled the most with. Right now I just send over articles that link to the article you are generating and use that for context. I have a feeling that maybe the next step is to maybe do some RAG when generating or alternatively it could be interesting to try to keep higher level summaries of "facts" about the world and feed those in.

If anyone has ideas please send them my way.

People have been running Dolphin on Nvidia Shields since the first one came out in 2015

That's not a requirement to be an organ donor though. Unless you have religious beliefs about the sanctity of an intact corpse, then the only potential harm is wasted resources checking if your organs are viable.

Same here. Let me know if you find a good solution

Here's as close as I got with a bit of fiddling. You may or may not be able to winnow out minor changes using the inverttags parameter []

https://en.wikipedia.org/w/api.php?hidebots=1&hidecategoriza...

[] https://en.wikipedia.org/w/api.php?action=help&modules=feedr...