If you want the All feed that way, best way I can think of is if you use a client with filters (I use Thunder), try adding the community names to the filter.
I’ve also requested a “toggle” for filters on Thunder, and may do it myself at some point. But honestly, I switched to my Subscription feed and have been much happier.
It can also be different seller stock. If the seller isn’t amazon, their inventory could have arrived at a different warehouse after your order.
If it’s amazon specific, it could also be the close warehouse had no stock at order time, so yours is coming from farther away, but then stock arrived at the local warehouse (I.E. just timing not demand).
So pride is a synonym for semantic. Got it.
I love regex. I know, most don’t, but I do. GPT/Claude can write some convincing code, but their regexes can be spotted a mile away.
You can always spot them when they have to ask about state.
I always asked about state.
Backend engineer here who got gud at frontend because of mobile, but recognize others are way better than me at it.
Maybe I’ve just been lucky. We’ve also had pretty defined rules in the groups I’ve helped organize for.
Yea that’s my guess. It has always been taboo to make paid events unless it’s something like contributing to food or an activity (in areas I’ve lived or been an organizer), sad to see it going the way of businesses advertising events.
Yea, the space is so crowded now. Tempted to set up a nonprofit to keep social interactions free of corporate grabbing. But too many initiatives on my plate right now.
As a user you’ve always been able to turn off inbound message initiations to protect from harassment. The payment is a new thing for the $$$.
I’m an organizer as well, and while the app hasn’t been great, this new level of focus on money is new since the acquisition.
Wow, just saw that. You can still the list, and tap on each to see pictures, but wow. And you can pay for waitlist placement. Ugh.
That’s the deposit, not the full price.
The point is that until recently, Meetup was mostly local organizers setting up events for people to… meet up. This one was hiking.
A 501c3 has restrictions on lobbying.
They also have limitations on income beyond donations.
This isn’t a Mozilla situation where there are separate corp and org entities. His salary is most definitely funded by donations in some way.
Note: I do agree with your rationale overall. Money is where money is, unfortunately.
I thought it was a play on “forge”, I was wrong.
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Repeat.
Fun story from before Rust was getting popular (years ago). So, I did a performance comparison to determine what language we should write our rules engine in. I compared Go, Rust, Node, and some others not worth mentioning.
At the time, I had experience with all but Rust.
Even knowing nothing, and working from scratch, the Rust POC was significantly faster. Just way, way, better.
That being said, I still chose Go due to productivity based on the language knowledge of the team to ease the transition (Go was closer to what they knew already), and while it was good for them to learn Go, I look back on it and realize Rust would have been a great opportunity to invest in their careers and have them learn it instead.
A hindsight is 20/20 experience for me.
I don’t know anyone in the US who feels this way.
This is called a “desire path.” https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Desire_path
I think you may be biased by your ownership? Breed and genetics play a huge role here. Huskies, for instance, require very little bathing. In fact, with many dogs over-bathing is bad for their skin and can lead to worse smells when they are not bathed due to the removal of oils.
https://lemmyverse.net/ for starters, but I also run Lemmy Community Seeder (https://github.com/Fmstrat/lcs) with the
TRACKER_FILEoption.Every time a new community has a post that makes Top Day in the first 100, it adds the community to a text file. So I look at that every now and then. I used to have it subscribe my instance, but don’t anymore.