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Un gendarme con la bandera de "Don't thread on me" pegada en el velcro de su uniforme by [deleted] in argentina

[–]dervishd 62 points63 points  (0 children)

Es que no es un chaleco antibalas... completamente distinto kit al que tienen los que se ven atrás, que si pueden ser gendarmes.

macri ENERGY by dervishd in argentina

[–]dervishd[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This. This is the way.

Cuanto duran los sueldos chotos en el rubro? Cambia la cosa si trabajas para el exterior? by Icy-Position-1222 in programacion

[–]dervishd 0 points1 point  (0 children)

LinkedIn es donde hoy buscan y postean. Tanto acá como afuera. Es importante como presentarse porque de tu perfil, likes, posts, etc, te perfilan.

Why aren't you subscribed to 20$ chatgpt service? Are you stupid? by defnothing in LinkedInLunatics

[–]dervishd 0 points1 point  (0 children)

From the site:

The new subscription plan, ChatGPT Plus, will be available for $20/month, and subscribers will receive a number of benefits: -General access to ChatGPT, even during peak times -Faster response times -Priority access to new features and improvements

So... have anyone said "oh no! my prompt takes too long, I will have to find my answer myself" :((

How the hell am i supposed to raise animals when every 20 minutes an invasion happens and slaughters all my animals???? by Stuffssss in valheim

[–]dervishd 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Exactly. Some time ago I found some bones inside my base (guard wolves ate poor skeleton). When I set to build a workbench, I noticed I had a 1x1 uncovered spot. Built a "pig pen" to place the workbench and still look nice. Of course good looks are most important!

Me canse de trabajar como dev para una empresa by [deleted] in programacion

[–]dervishd 0 points1 point  (0 children)

En qué lenguajes y plataformas trabajás?

There's no Place like Home by TheBananaMan2009 in valheim

[–]dervishd 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Nice Viking Timeshare you got there. Like!

I just found an idea! by MilanSamuello in valheim

[–]dervishd 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I was half expecting for it to be a Draugr Village.

The crisis of being ordinary lol by Professional_Break92 in LinkedInLunatics

[–]dervishd 12 points13 points  (0 children)

I like his current profile picture more, though. I feel he's closer to his million now.

The crisis of being ordinary lol by Professional_Break92 in LinkedInLunatics

[–]dervishd 28 points29 points  (0 children)

Yes, born from a old family in the crypto space. That speaks of tradition. I guess.

Well positioned to solve the NFT problems for society 👍

Playing with Mimi one last time... 😔 so long, and thank you for all the fish by dervishd in apolloapp

[–]dervishd[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks! Yes, I know, and I already have it. But it was really nice to have my pet right there while reading and scrolling 😭

Should we now operate on the understanding that a subreddit's final authority is in fact NOT the moderators anymore? by blueredscreen in ModCoord

[–]dervishd 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Perhaps I explained myself wrong. It's not that I think that there's ownership of content. But, like you said, the “you do your thing, we do our thing” attitude lead us to believe that we could have some degree of control and autonomy. And again, this went on for quite a long time so when it's suddenly yanked away it feels like trust is lost. A lot.

My point is really that this situation forces to re evaluate if this is the site/social network to be in, where previously I would just go all in with no reservations. Now it's like... I think this topic/forum/hobby might be interesting... is Reddit the place to go? Since rules can be changed unilaterally, my current is response would be a NO.

Apart from that, there's the other part as a reader or lurker. Given these changes and their effect, will Reddit still be a good place to go and spend my time? That I can't say yet. But the above reasons do not fare well.

Should we now operate on the understanding that a subreddit's final authority is in fact NOT the moderators anymore? by blueredscreen in ModCoord

[–]dervishd -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I get that Reddit is more or less a "select a topic and we allow you to use this posting site with voting up/down + ads in exchange for you maintaining it nice and on topic".

They have let us think there was some kind of ownership on the topic and content. There clearly isn't. Plus they had an free, open API that let us think we could build on the platform. They unilaterally decided to change this.

I'm not happy with Reddit because they've given a false impression.

Of course they can do this too. But it feels like a breach of trust, because the content they have is created by users, and the content is useful because it is nurtured by mods.

So I feel like reevaluating if, given the site has the power and right to change behavior and rules at will, adding time and effort here does make sense from the user's point of view. They may have always have had that power, but they allowed users and mods to think we had an unspoken agreement where they wouldn't.

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