I’m not sure if this is correct, but I could track when a comment is first seen. I could say “if you first saw these 50 comments 1 hour ago, but these 50 comments 1 minutes ago, then highlight the latter”. I’m not entirely sure when the highlight should go away. When you close and reopen the post, or maybe 5 minutes after the comment is first seen?

If you have a specific example in mind (like another Lemmy client), could you post a screenshot so I can get an idea of what this looks like?

Michael Reeves would build it

Michael Reeves would build it

Blorp dev here. Could you to more into detail about what’s wonky? I’ll see if I can improve it

Blorp dev here. Blorp actually is too 😅

I wanted to build a universal web and native app. I started out using react native on iOS/Android and react on web. I realized that I was spending most if my time trying to get native to work as well as web. For example, the markdown renderers/editors on web are far superior to native imo. Making native a web app solves a lot of problems, but obviously it creates new issues like this post mentions.

The biggest issue with being a web app is I will likely never be able to get Liquid Glass working on iOS. I’m guessing same for voyager. But Liquid Glass kinda sucks, so we’ll call it a feature instead of a bug. I think these web apps can work around most other issues, including the one this post mentions.

It’s like that one time Google decided that increasing the number of searches was a good measure of success… Only to realize people were searching more because Google was serving worse and worse results.

Obviously minimizing the number of government employees = success.

I’m using Fastlane, which I’m running via GitHub actions triggered by git tag.

I’ll take your RSA encryption keys, thanks

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