Maybe youtube needs something to verify information like twitter because all the comments seem to be eating this up.

I wish that was an option but mainstream media is the only way to get locally relevant news as far as I know.

And with instances blocking each other it may be in an instance I can’t see from this one.

Right now I can see the posts I have already interacted with, for a moment I thought it would be that.

Nah, it didn’t say anything about perplexity it just felt like that to me. It uses Ollama and some of the LLM services from companies but I saw it on an image, and I don’t remember what the title was.

Doesn’t sound familiar. I think it had the word sense in it but I couldn’t find it using that word.

That sounds like spam. I’ll report just in case.

This whole video felt like an advertisement to me. I’d already seen it twice, was it necessary to crosspost it again? You could at least have waited a couple of weeks before reposting the same content.

There must be some reason why private messaging on this platform is unencrypted. Maybe it’s required by law in some countries, or it’s too difficult to implement.

For me, it would mainly be a blend between Tumblr and booru-style image boards, allowing users to follow people and tags, with filtering by tags and collaborative tagging. A trust-based moderation system akin to Discourse. I’d also want the ability to block tags and a Reddit-style tree-like comment system for better discussions. A nuanced voting system similar to Slashdot’s could help finding quality discussions by differentiating between types of content and allowing sorting by these different types.

How is the fediverse software innovating? Lemmy feels just like Reddit and Mastodon seems like Twitter but it doesn’t have algorithms so in practice it feels more like a chat.