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  • Why does lemvotes.org only work on some posts/comments?

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  • Ah. I'm with you. Well that's super annoying. Maybe one more reason why lemmy.world should defederate from lemmy.ml. :\

    Edit: Oh, I wrote this before I saw your edit. I thought you were saying that if a lemmy.ml user responds to a thread on lemmy.world, then the whole thread won't work on Lemvotes. Which... I don't specifically know isn't the case at this point. But yeah.

  • Why does lemvotes.org only work on some posts/comments?

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  • Yes, but as I said in another comment, I have examples of comments made by the same user to two different communities on the same instance which none-the-less differ with regard to whether they work on Lemvotes. So apparently it can vary by which community it's posted to, not just by instance.

  • Anger, especially in a situation like this, is expected, natural, and healthy. Not having anger in this situation would be a problem.

    If it's causing issues in your life, though, it's definitely worthwhile to consider taking some steps to improve your mental health.

    Therapy's probably the obvious low-hanging fruit. You talk about "handling these feelings without making my partner feel guilty". That's something talk therapy would be really good at addressing.

    Another approach you can take (and not mutually exclusive with therapy by any means) is a mindfulness sort of practice. Both being mindful of your feelings during your regular day/routine as well as setting aside some time to sit still and watch your thoughts can be very helpful. Here's one guide you could follow. But feel free to research and pick a method yourself if you prefer. (And you definitely don't need an app unless that appeals to you.)

  • Why does lemvotes.org only work on some posts/comments?

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  • Huh! After reviewing, I think I must have mistaken something because my last two posts are not in the same community. (I also switched computers between my last comment two up and this one.)

    And now, if I pick a bunch of my posts in the same community, I'm consistently seeing that those apparently don't work on Lemvotes. (Or at least I haven't found a counterexample yet.)

    But the OP for this thread (to this community which is on Lemmy.world) works fine (for me, at least) on Lemvotes while my second-most-recent post (also to a community on Lemmy.world) doesn't work on Lemvotes.

    And, yeah, I'm using the fediverse symbol link for all these tests. Maybe Lemmy.world blocks some communities for federation but not others? That's about the only theory that makes sense to me off the top of my head so far.

  • Why does lemvotes.org only work on some posts/comments?

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  • Instance owners decide whether to federate to Lemvotes or not.

    Yeah, but I'm quite certain that I can find examples of posts/comments from the same instance, some of which works fine on Lemvotes and one of which doesn't.

    For instance, my most recent two posts were:

    • Made by the same user (me)
    • Posted to the same instance
    • Posted to the same community on that instance
    • Within three days of each other

    But the most recent post works fine on Lemvotes while the second-most-recent gives me the 404 page.

  • I thought I was the only one who had sardines on their potatoes! I just do a simple baked potato with cheddar, sour cream, garlic salt, pepper, butter, chives, paprika if the mood hits, and... a tin of the sardines in oil (drained). It's become my favorite meal lately.

    I eat sardines almost daily, though. Egg-and-sardine salad, 7-layer bean dip with sardines, and there's also a quasi-pizza casserole sort of thing with sardines in it that I do pretty frequently. Sardines are by far the meat I eat the most of.

    And of course, sardines are one of the few varieties of fish that has such low levels of mercury that eating them daily isn't a concern to speak of at all.

    I'm so used to the sardine smell that I basically don't smell it any more, but it might be that sardines in oil have less of the fish smell than sardines in water.

  • The only AI usage pattern I'm interested in is the "not at all" pattern.

  • When asked if he acted alone, police responded: "He had some help. It ain't like he can make this kind of mess all by himself."

    (Joke. It's lyrics from a single Morgan Wallen and Post Malone did together.)

  • Every Miku is canon.

  • Why does lemmy not have a laundry dedicated forum?

    Because you haven't made one yet. ;)

    Mind you, for a topic like that, I'd expect it to take a good amount of effort to make it "active".

  • That crab's anatomy makes me uncomfortable.

  • Ooo. Some pretty big security fixes there. That XSS vulnerability, for instance, seems like a pretty big deal. Definitely worth an upgrade.

  • How is this /c/nottheonion material? Seems entirely on brand for a billionaire founder of Google.

  • I'd love a stick that has Hoopla support, but of course that's going to be hard to come by because Big Entertainment doesn't make billions of dollars off of it.

  • No thank you.

  • OpenAI and Anthropic and Alphabet etc try their best to preventing it from doing so, so the act of getting it to do so anyway is "jailbreaking", but yes. LLMs can reproduce works it was trained on. (At least chunk-by-chunk each limited to the token limit.) And I'd imagine the same is true of things like Stable Diffusion, though it might be much easier to get Stable Diffusion to produce something similar enough to qualify as a "derivative work" than it would be to get it to produce exactly the original.