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@lib.lgbthttps://quandyfactory.com/blog/263/todays_large_language_models_are_essentially_bs_machines
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/aug/22/charles-haywood-claremont-institute-sacr-far-right
Revealed: Charles Haywood, creator of the Society for American Civic Renewal, has said he might serve as ‘warlord’ at the head of an ‘armed patronage network’
I don't want to unfederate from this instance, but the times it's sending across the Fediverse are totally wrong and result in content appearing out-of-order.
I shared my fly.io Lemmy project to Hacker News and one of the first responses was “Lemmy is for tankies.”
This isn’t the first time I’d heard this either. In leaving Reddit and researching alternatives I’d heard it a fair amount.
I think it’s basically untrue; beehaw doesn’t even federate with the big tankie servers. But that seems to require some understanding of what Lemmy actually is.
So… what’s the best way to talk about it and/or get around this optics issue?
I'm pretty new to the whole Lemmy thing, but I figured I'd ask peoples' opinions on whether it's worth it to get into Mastodon too now that I'm officially a member of the Fediverse.
Is it active? Is it worth it? Have you had good experiences there?