This is really bad. Mostly because there’s nothing to be done other than shutting down any of the affected processors until some time in the fall.

Try these questions about sources of recent information that you believe are accurate.

The month to month contracts for streaming content will go away soon.

In 40 minutes or less?

It seems like you don’t want to understand.

The first problem is that Beehaw can barely handle the load it has now, if you connect it to 100 million people and just one post or comment gains traction, Beehaw gets the experience of an accidental DDoS attack.

There are many other technical and social issues that will be created. Some of which have easy solutions some of which may not have any solutions at all, none of which I want to deal with.

I think the worst application of chat bots is when they replace a form that is served on a webpage. I don’t know why anyone thinks this is a good idea but I’ve seen it a lot.

We have LLMs that can do the more complex human tasks of figuring out problems and suggesting solutions and that can query a company database to respond correctly, but we don’t use them.

I don’t think we have this at all. We have something that can sometimes appear to be that, but falls well short.

When have people been able to tell the difference?

unfortunately I can’t get into Beehaw on my mobile

What seems to be the issue there?

Because it will create more problems than I want to deal with.

It seems like they reached out to the largest Mastodon instance admins and got a cold reception, so they didn’t bother to incorporate activity pub into the initial release. Now that they have more registered accounts in 24 hours than all of Mastodon instances combined, I don’t think they’ll care.

You had me until the last sentence.

Any opinions on the culture that has developed since yesterday is premature at best.

On the technical side they had over 1 million accounts register in 24 hours. The site didn’t crash. That’s impressive.

I’m assuming that it will never federate with activity pub, I hope I’m correct.

It’s as secure as using a 3rd party apps that you didn’t compile yourself. Wefwef is open source and you can host it yourself if you want.

I’m sure there are chart rooms on Matrix you could join. There’s also https://programming.dev/c/android_dev

It’s not what I would have bet on, that’s for sure.

I certainly don’t like the Raddle community’s reaction to this, however Beehaw’s community has shown somewhat similar reactions to certain topics that have come up. Having some reactionary drama seems unavoidable in any social group. That said, the software that Raddle runs on is pretty sleek. Seems to rival Tildes in quality for a link aggregation and forum software. But it’s inability to federate makes it fundamentally different from lemmy.

There’s a temporary Jerboa fork to deal with v17 vs v18 log in issues on Jerboa

https://lemmy.ca/post/942473

The information at https://beehaw.org/post/683217 is being kept up to date.