[–] 6 points 4 months ago

you get a new pixel every 30 seconds that you can use the paint onto the canvas. And then everyone paints onto the same large canvas

If you make a design outside of the event you can turn it into a template to guide what color you have to place where in the event and you can then share that with other people to help out

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  • [–] 4 points 5 months ago

    I do think having options like letting people disable dms, letting people choose to need to approve dms to get notifications about them and then having a whitelist makes sense. I can make tickets for those in the lemmy repo later if they don't exist already

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  • [–] 9 points 5 months ago*

    yeah pretty much exactly that. It's custom built 100% by our team with no external tools or anything (just a way to notify us using apis). it's technically a separate running code since we can't hook it into the base lemmy code that easily but acts the same way

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  • [–] 4 points 5 months ago* (1 child)

    Fair enough. Could you edit your crossposts to the new version of the post that has some clarifications just so there's no misscommunication about this anywhere (you could put the original under a lemmy spoiler block which turns it into a dropdown for people that want to see original wording, details on how to do that here https://join-lemmy.org/docs/users/02-media.html. Or some other way you want)

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  • [–] 19 points 5 months ago* (2 children)

    Theres no LLM involved. This version of the post doesnt have the tldr to clarify some things so ill just repost my comment here

    • Were not sending data to an LLM but the method is hidden so bad actors cant bypass it (you can disagree on that but the main issue is bots that are able to check blacklisted content and then just edit messages slightly to bypass it)
    • The things that are checked are public (posts, comments, and dms that are also sent to other servers we dont control) and can be moderated on regardless of this. There isnt anything that breaches privacy
    • Worst thing it can automatically do is temporarily remove a post/comment until an admin can approve or deny it just so its not there for people to run into (for example if someone spams slurs at someone else the someone else doesnt see that instead of it being there until an admin is able to come online)
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  • [–] 22 points 5 months ago* (last edited 5 months ago) (3 children)

    For context this is for programming.dev specifially and affects our users rather than something on any fediverse software (figured I would mention that since it was cross posted into the main fediverse com with no context)

    Reposting my answer to a comment on the main p.d post just so theres no confusion on this

    • Processing is local. Were not sending data to an LLM but the method is hidden so bad actors cant bypass it
    • The things that are checked are public (posts, comments, and dms that are also sent to other servers we dont control) and can be moderated on regardless of this. There isnt anything that breaches privacy
    • Worst thing it can automatically do is temporarily remove a post/comment until an admin can approve or deny it just so its not there for people to run into (for example if someone spams slurs at someone else the someone else doesnt see that instead of it being there until an admin is able to come online)
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  • [–] 6 points 5 months ago*

    for a couple of those

    The things that are checked are public (posts, comments, and dms that are also sent to other servers we dont control) and can be moderated on regardless of this. There isnt anything that breaches privacy

    The way its being moderated isnt disclosed so that people cant just bypass it. The processing is local though like said in the original message (so for example were not sending this to some LLM/Ai to then use)

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  • [–] 6 points 5 months ago*

    Everything is sent for human review so false positives can be reversed quickly and the worst action that happens is removal of content temporarily (before thats reversed)

    This just means someone cant spin up a new account and spam things on the site or on federated sites and have that linger until its able to be moderated

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  • [–] 1 point 6 months ago*

    comment was restored instantly since it shouldn't have hit that message (ill probably try to get piss removed from the check). Just a way for admins to be able to check messages to prevent new accounts from instantly harassing people after sign up

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  • [–] 7 points 6 months ago*

    im saying the posts and content are fine, just dont swamp every other type of content with it. Give breathing room for other communities and other people in this community to be able to have things surface. You can still post things hence why you havent gotten any moderation action here past getting your flood of posts removed.

    some users can like attribution to reddit a lot of others dont. Not everyone has the same opinion or is the same person

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    Combined all the templates I could find into one giant template for ease of seeing where theres free space

    Feel free to reply with other templates for me to add them on or with updates to templates

    Theres currently 3 space conflicts (with smaller art going on the same spot as larger art)

    https://canvas.fediverse.events/#tu=https%3A%2F%2Fbytes.programming.dev%2Ffiles%2F3e70781f-4bec-4a1d-836e-d6d34e6c9b38&tw=500&tx=0&ty=0&ts=ONE_TO_ONE&x=250&y=250&zoom=1

    • edit: added toast.ooo
    • edit 2: updated programming.dev template
    • edit 3: added feddit, bt free, fireside fedi, synthwave
    • edit 4: updated synthwave position
    • edit 5: added 3 new designs. Im not doing any more edits to this as its close to the event now
    Remember to Report Issues (programming.dev)
     

    If you ever run into issues with the instance make sure to report them to someone on the admin team so we can fix them (Ive seen some people mention some stuff I didnt know about before since it wasnt brought up). Duplicate reports about the same issue is better than no report at all so dont worry about reporting something someone else already might

    Most of the team can be reached quickly through the discord and matrix channels (more of the team is on discord but theyre federated to each other)

    As well since I already got this question due to the lemm.ee shutdown just wanted to also mention here we did onboard someone new to the admin team since when we asked in the post and the instance is doing fine

    I fixed a slowness issue so you might see the instance get quicker but if it still bad let me know. Ive been clearing out some tasks in my backlog for other projects im doing and am planning to start doing development work on some things relevant to the instance again sometime in the summer. For things related to the community side of the instance prioritize reaching out to someone on the community team (list is on the legal site) as always since they are the team that deals with those aspects)

     

    Hi everyone! Were currently looking to get two new members of the community team: one for programming.dev (our forum and link aggregator) and one for bytes.programming.dev (our microblog)

    Tasks would include making sure the community side of the instance runs smoothly so that people can enjoy the content on it

    For programming.dev that would include helping with handling reports that come in, handling applications and making sure content hosted on the instance follows the CoC. For bytes it would be the same bar applications as bytes does not have an application process. You can see the full administration guidelines on our legal site here: https://legal.programming.dev/docs/administration-guidelines/. The primary communication platform for the admins is discord but all channels are also bridged to matrix

    Anyone interested feel free to reach out to one of the team members listed in the administration guidelines (apart from snowe) or comment on the mirror of this post created on the programming.dev side (you can reach out on discord, matrix, programming.dev, or bytes)

    The process for getting added onto the team would include an interview and permissions being added slowly to make sure new additions understand the guidelines and how they should be handling reports

     

    Programming.Dev is going to be going down starting at around 00:01 UTC Monday Dec 2 to attempt to fix the database corruption that happened relating to communities.

    This has been affecting attempting to look at the pages for certain communities (it would end up loading forever instead of actually showing the posts for the community) and was affecting federation in some cases.

    This is the second attempt to fix the issues with the first one needing to be rollbacked from due to the fix not working.

    This fix could take several hours, so the outage window is going to be from 00:01 - 06:00 Dec 2.

     

    Advent of Code is an annual Advent calendar of small programming puzzles that can be solved in any programming language you like.

    Puzzles have a backstory and then a collection of different inputs with people getting a random input and needing to submit the corresponding output for the puzzle and their input to successfully complete it.

    Puzzles start easy and get harder as the days go on. Every day has two different puzzles in increase in difficulty with you getting access to the second puzzle after solving the first.

    Puzzles are released every day at midnight ET and can be completed anytime after they are released (but people who solve them quicker after they're been released get more points for the site leaderboard).

    https://adventofcode.com


    What can I post here?

    Anything relating to the event! Whether that be a meme, asking for help, sharing solutions, etc.

    Every day a megathread will be posted that solutions to that day should go into. In the megathread you can post code using code blocks or by linking to repositories or pastebins.

    To make a code block make three backticks, make a new line and put the code on lines, then put a newline and do three backticks on that

    e.g.

    ```
    console.log('Hello World')
    ```

    becomes

    console.log('Hello World')  
    

    If you want a spot to post code externally (e.g. if it is too large or you want to have a spot to store it) we have a forgejo instance and an opengist instance

    you can find them at https://git.programming.dev and https://blocks.programming.dev


    How should I format my post titles?

    Try to keep titles in this general format:

    [help, etc. category if applicable] [YEAR Day # (Part X)] [programming language if applicable] Post Title

    For example:

    [2023 Day #5 (Part 3)] [Rust] My attempt at a solution

    Another example:

    [Help] [2023 Day #2] What does this sentence mean

    This helps people avoid spoilers and lets people use it as an archive by searching if they find out about the event in the middle and are starting from the beginning

     

    We recently did an update to 0.19.5

    Along with this came a bug that makes hidden communities not function properly so that they will still appear in the all feed

    I have reported this on the lemmy repo and once the devs fix that bug our all feeds should go back to normal (but for now content such as politics and bot communities may appear for a bit)

    Heres the bug report if anyones interested in that https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/5074

     

    edit: Site is back up, pictrs is still upgrading so uploads may fail or be slow until the upgrade is done.

    (all the alt frontends are also currently down so that pictrs can be upgraded faster)

    Edit 2: seems to be done

     

    Hey everyone! Thanks for participating in Canvas. I wanted to make a thread to collect together suggestions people have that can be worked on before the next Canvas.

    Feel free to also throw in suggestions for future Events we can build and run for the fediverse.

    Ill be collecting suggestions together and making issues for them in the repository for myself or some other contributors to work on (the projects open source so anyones free to contribute! https://git.sc07.company/sc07/canvas Feel free to reach out to me and I can help get you set up with the codebase)

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