I’m on iOS, but I gave it a few minutes of swiping to help out.

Any good tutorial videos you’d recommend?

I wasn’t double tapping intentionally! That’s the ticket. I was tapping around looking for a collapse trigger and must have occasionally tapped quickly enough to earn a double tap.

Very cool and thanks for making this.

Very neat. I haven’t used Reddit in a year, but I wanted to check out your app out of curiosity. I think I feel much healthier without it being a regular part of my life, but this is an interesting window I could glance through from time to time.

The comment collapse feature seems to work very inconsistently. Where should you be tapping or how in order to collapse a comment thread?

While it can’t “know” its own confidence level, it can distinguish between general knowledge (12” in 1’) and specialized knowledge that requires supporting sources.

At one point, I had a chatGPT memory designed for it to automatically provide sources for specialized knowledge and it did a pretty good job.

They almost certainly will. That blue is a prestige feature for a lot of people.

I don’t really care, so long as I can easily send texts and pictures back and forth, I’ll be happy.

That’s pretty neat? What a weird place to use a neature walk meme, but here we are.

That’s exactly how I do it! Recycling in the back, trash in the front, rotate them out when the trash is full. As an added bonus, we have a compost bin.

We have the same trash bins! That makes us bin buddies!

“Oh shit, heck hounds!”

I would assume after. They’re already down, after all.

Google has obviously been crap for a long time, but that was just a dumb motto to begin with. It’s not aspirational, it’s not useful for anything and it barely requires anything of anyone.

They changed it to: Do the right thing.

It’s not much better, they’re still an awful company, as most companies are, but this is just the worst reason to rag on them.

Nothing like sitting in the lounge of the TCS Tiger’s Claw, discussing the recent battle or the state of the war.

It’s neat, but I hear you need a really beefy system to make it work.

It may be an insurmountable hurdle to bring such capabilities to lesser systems, so I’m not necessarily complaining, I just wish it was more accessible.

I legitimately thought this was a joke, at first. Like taking some internet meme I’m unfamiliar with and putting it in an ad for Prada.

It’s not talking to people that’s damaging. Being able to socialize and discuss via media is healthy.

The damaging component is when an algorithm pushes unhealthy content because it drives engagement.

No one set out to create a rage/depression/anxiety algorithm, but those emotions tend to drive engagement better than more positive experiences. So if engagement is the goal, you get destructive systems.

Removing the algorithm does a lot for helping people engage with their peers and society at large in a more constructive context.

I only know a bit of the story. I don’t think Ernest has done anything wrong, per se, but I don’t think he was prepared for the Reddit migration. He put in a ton of time and work and seems to have gotten burned out. It’s still missing some pretty basic features.

For instance, I know kbin doesn’t have api support, so apps like Artemis are unable to plug in and use it effectively. It sounds like mbin is already further along on that front.

I think the original vision of kbin sounds really cool. It’s basically a tighter integration with Mastadon while maintaining a more reddit-like feel and foundation.

I’ll be curious to see where it goes in the future and wish all the developers well. For now, it looks like mbin is the path forward.

I’m very excited for mbin. I hope it continues to gain traction. I’d love to see it get support with Artemis, the iOS app.

Because there may be people who have yet to experience this meme: https://amp.knowyourmeme.com/memes/loss

I can’t see the message due to the blackout. Any chance it could be copied here?