I just use ChatGPT with JetBrains tools, it works pretty well. Make sure you go for the paid model, though. It really is better than the free one, and I often use it to lay groundwork that I flesh out in the free model.
megaman1970
joined 1 year ago
That is awesome! how soon until Beehaw is federated with them?
How about extending the software so that communities replicate between sets of servers over time? That way, things are more robust even if one server goes down.
Has anyone considered creating a bridging API interface for lemmy? Something that can translate between the lemmy and reddit API to make this easier?
Those work, but require a lot of careful structuring to get right, and can be a pain to debug. With a CTE, you can just call on the intermediate steps to trace down problems.
Well, I do get a lot of alerts from Google as new topics come in, and I could post those links. That's mostly the way things are handled in the Futurology and Science subs. Posting those to Lemmy communities should work, I think. I guess I worry about swamping a community with traffic, but if so, I guess whoever manages that community can let me know to dial it back.
Well, I can't see a reason either, but from a community standpoint is that okay?
I wasn't thinking about reuploading comments, just submissions. There are a lot of submissions that would be interesting to discuss here as separate conversations away from reddit. For example, Futurology, Science, Finance, and even Aww and Eyebleach have some nice things to discuss.
Is it permissible to transfer the submissions from reddit to lemmy directly, to at least provide a seed to start conversations going?
Thanks, I'll revamp my code when I start testing it later. I think eventually I'll put together a python library for interacting with Lemmy, or at least give enough of an example that someone else can get a good start.