My next, next project (after the recipe page and one other small but useful gaming-related page I'm going to make) is all about keeping track of your entire gaming history and I feel this. Some will need the launch year to distinguish, and then there are things like Spider-Man PS4

There are definitely gaps, old man obi wan also didn't recognize 3PO and R2

You aren't, it's made by the same people that made twitter and they still have the same goals, which is to use algorithms to control what you see and deliver ads into your eyeballs. I would say they're making the same mistakes, but they don't consider them mistakes, this is the goal.

There's a good chance (as usual) that I don't know what I'm talking about and it's almost certainly easier said than done, but a thought about filtering out all the #AI just occurred to me: Couldn't we just make our repos invite-only, and then only invite humans? Some kind of curated contact list maybe so projects could still be #OpenSource for verified humans, but then only offered to the people on the list. #WebDev #WebDevelopment #programming #git

Even researching the developers that submit PR's sounds like a lot. I was planning on making my next project open source because I love the idea of open source, but for all the effort of scrutinizing everything to that level because of AI, and considering the scope of my next project (it's not huge) I'm debating just doing it all myself. And part of me thinks I spent a lot of time and effort to become a developer....at just the wrong time. There must be a better way, right? Like a community of humans that store their repos in a place that isn't riddled with AI, or something

I'm pretty sure they're just called planets. Gas giants are the biggest ones, or at least they look the biggest because they have a huge atmosphere, but there is a rocky planet in there somewhere. If anything, the term dwarf planet is confusing because it doesn't have to do with their size as much as the idea that they haven't finished clearing their orbit of other debris yet

Clearly things weren't already bad enough for some people, but at least you can always count on Florida to find a way to make things worse

That's a pretty good jump scare

#random thought: I would be interested in #PvP again if someone made a way to turn cheaters bullets into bubbles. #gamer #gamestr #videogames

Got the images on the index page optimized down from however many megabytes the images are that come out of my wife's iPhone to double-digit kilobytes and implemented lazy loading with Cloudinary and they still look great 🤘🏻 I haven't actually counted, but she has maybe ~200 recipes total and I was considering adding pagination but I think this will suffice really for the life of the site. Anyway that seems good enough to me and that is another thing checked off the To-do list #WebDev #WebDevelopment #HTML #CSS #JavaScript

Whelp I'm sold, do you know where I can get Wisp? Not seeing it on the play store. My first nostr client was Amethyst and I still use it. I see all of the users and all of the hashtags I've followed in my feed there. And I like it, but I've gotten in the habit of force closing it every time I quit using it because otherwise it consistently keeps streaming things from my feed even like an hour later if I don't. More recently I've been trying Primal and I like it, too. It feels polished and nice to use, but I don't see any of the many hashtags that I followed on Amethyst. I re-followed a bunch of them on Primal but so far I've just kinda been client-hopping between those two.

Right, I was thinking the same thing. I like zap.stream but I couldn't figure out how to get it to work from my PlayStation