Ha, I was going to come here and link that. Personally I don’t really mind Misskey’s sensitivity standard being somewhat stringent. At least they’re relatively liberal about what content is allowed overall.

I wonder why pawoo and misskey block baraag. I didn’t suspect it was that because sometimes, baraag accounts appear to partially load, but i guess that’s just remnants of stuff in the db from before the block.

You also can’t reach Baraag via Misskey, but you can reach Misskey via Baraag. I think Baraag is just weird.

Busier weekend than anticipated, but I didn’t want to push it till next one, so here it is, pretty unpolished. https://gitgud.io/chokora/lemmysaucenao

I imagine the fastest way to throw it onto a server would be to dotnet publish it as a self-contained bin. Could also be put into a container but it has that weird thing where all of the inputs and outputs are files next to the executable still, which would make that annoying anyways.

The general gist of the way it works seems to be that you can have it as a bot user, and communities can “opt-in” to it by adding the bot user as a moderator on their communities.

You know, I normally think ChatGPT is too ‘fuzzy’ to be useful for most real programming tasks, but I bet it would be a godsend for YandereDev.

I got it working (and ran it on my own account against my own posts.) I meant to do it last weekend, but I got caught up in some other open source work. The main issues for me were some dotnet 6.0 compatibility issues (i ran it on Linux): I had to adjust project references, move the saucenao bot code into a subdirectory to avoid .net assembly issues, and i made it so the PersonId of the bot is no longer hardcoded. I’ll make a fork of the original bot and post it somewhere. It’ll run with the stock dotnet command. We can then look into writing something less awful…

I agree that I should definitely just write something from scratch, but if we could get this working as a stop-gap solution, it would be useful in the interim before we’re able to develop a nicer and cleaner solution. I’ll take a look at what’s out there. Having to write my own bindings is not too much of a concern as long as the API isn’t batshit insane. (I know ActivityPub stuff tends to use JSON-LD but that’s not too bad.)

Cool, I’ll try to take a look this weekend.

I’ve thought about writing something like this. In theory it’s not super complicated to do… If it doesn’t require admin access maybe there’s some way I could debug the issue that is going on. I’m pretty confident in being able to figure it out even though I’m not particularly familiar with Lemmy API yet.

Big fan of green haired anime girls for some reason.

All fun and games until kill -9 hangs and dmesg is filling with kernel oops’s.

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Running emerge on a T42, be right back…