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If' you like coding, or want to improve your coding skills, I'd thoroughly recommend #adventofcode
which started today. 25 daily programming challenges that start easy and get gradually tougher over the month.
This year I'm doing them in literate JavaScript via @observablehq
https://observablehq.com/collection/@jwolondon/advent-of-code-2022
I should clarify. I am not referring to obvious bad behaviour rules (racism, homophobia etc.). But more subtle ones, for example, here on vis.social, not showing AI generated images, that could legitimately vary between instances.
Ideally, when I see posts in my timeline, I'd like not to worry too much about checking the instance of the poster in order to know how best to reply.
I think perhaps my mental model of how people's timelines are fed is wrong.
I have a fediverse question:
Assume I am a member of instance X that has a rule "never mention Apples", and I follow someone from instance Y that has no such rule.
If I reply to someone from Y with some apple talk, who gets to see my response? Am I breaking X's rules or is it only people on Y and my followers who see it?
Following people from different instances each with different rules makes it hard to know what etiquette to adopt.
In case you haven't seen it yet, here's more information about this instance: https://vis.social/about/more
We're working on expanding and explaining more...please remember that until a few weeks ago, there were only about 12 active members of this instance. We now, at time of posting this, have more than 1,000 active members.
That's happening everywhere in the fediverse.
Long-timers are working on welcoming and guiding all the new arrivals/returners.
keeps vis.social running