I just found this in your buy me a coffee page:
promotion of the livingrimoire AGI software design pattern
If you think that whatever your creation is is a “AGI software pattern”, then it should become obvious why you got banned from everywhere.
The link doesn’t seem to point to any existing post. Did it get removed?
Are you talking about self hosted LLMs or commercial ones, like ChatGPT?
You must be literally trolling if you think that is a fair comparison.
I think Cinny has a pretty similar interface.
reminds me of a certain game
There are some services such as lemmyverse.link to link to posts and comments in a instance agnostic way, but they aren’t a native solution.
There is a FEP called “Object Links” to accomplish this, but who knows if it ever will be implemented: https://fediverse.codeberg.page/fep/fep/e232/
Just dump the entire db
“2027 edition”
That is a bad idea. Cross posts aren’t a special type of post. Your instance simply checks the URLs of posts and finds other posts with the same URL. That is how cross posting works in Lemmy.
[...]
// Fetch the cross_posts
let cross_posts = if let Some(url) = &post_view.post.url {
SearchCombinedQuery {
search_term: Some(url.inner().as_str().into()),
post_url_only: Some(true),
type_: Some(SearchType::Posts),
..Default::default()
}
[...]
Piefed seems to do the same thing
[...]
new_cross_posts = db.session.query(Post).filter(Post.id != self.id, Post.url == self.url, Post.deleted == False,
Post.status > POST_STATUS_REVIEWING).order_by(desc(Post.id)).limit(limit)
[...]
I also found this weird hardcoded ap id in the function that “calculates” cross posts in piefed for some reason:
[...]
if self.community.ap_profile_id == 'https://lemmy.zip/c/dailygames':
# daily posts to this community (e.g. to https://travle.earth/usa or https://www.nytimes.com/games/wordle/index.html) shouldn't be treated as cross-posts
return
[...]
oh man thats great. thanks lmao
Does anyone have an archive of the no poop challenge?
I don’t really have a Piefed account, so I just typed in random stuff to see if my prediction was correct.
You should check the sent data to see if the password or username you typed in are really sent the way you typed them in (as rimu pointed out, it could be that there are some spaces around the username or the password for whatever reason).
While not something I encounter alot, sometimes using the autofill function of my password manager (Bitwarden) somehow causes the password to not be accepted by the server. Try manually copying and pasting the credentials. If nothing works, I guess open a bug report at voyager repo.
I doubt this has to do with Piefed’s API.
We say “What email provider do you use?”.
Not much difference.
Nope. You wouldn’t see a 200 status code if Cloudflare blocked the request.
You should look for a request with method POST.
While I do not have voyager on the phone, trying it out on the web, it seems like voyager does not really have custom error messages for errors returned by the Piefed API (or at least in my case)
I got a 400 status code with incorrect_login error message despite seeing a “Connection error, please try again.”.
It’s possible that it is something similar.
If you are also using it on the desktop, try checking the network logs.
Graze seems to be proprietary, so no.
https://faqabout.me/iam/graze/is-graze-open-source-software-4901
Yes. The rule is “no US politics”, not “no politics”.
As long as discussion of Venezuelan politics does not turn into or knowingly cause US political discussion, it will be fine. Let’s be honest here though. Given the current events, it will surely turn into one.
chromium gets jpeg xl support, a more superior alternative to jpeg and webp