Totally besides the point of the article, but…
„Clearly people were after a Battlefield-like that isn't from EA“.
Clear sign that the author hasn’t played the game yet. It’s not even close to Battlefield. It plays and feels totally different. The only thing that is similar is that there are classes and there is „Battle“ in the name.
I mean who cares. It will be dead in due time anyways. Happened to all the last hyped Twitter clones. Will happen to that one as well.
Da musst du den Nippel durch ziehen.
I started using Lemmy in a mobile browser, but it isn’t optimized for it. Feels clunky and the auto reload of new posts made it close to unusable. Coming back from a post to the feed always had me searching for where I was last. Also the experience in these mobile apps is more optimized.
Was für eine abscheuliche, von der Realität entfernte, Stimmungsmache.
I haven’t tried a lot. But Memmy for iOS is working quite well for me at the moment.
Yeah. That feels more likely. Twitter has been running for years and likely isn’t a stranger to something like this.
Stimmt. Rechte und Nazis wählen hat noch nie jemanden geschadet. Besonders nicht Leuten mit Migrationshintergrund. /s
Was ne Werbung …
Reddit is in the process of closing down their platform. It is very likely that google won’t be able to just crawl their website in the same manner as they did in the past. One of the reasons for the current effort of shutting down the API on Reddits side is that they want to prevent folks from extracting their data. This is what all other social media sites are doing as well. So there is a very high chance that Google won’t have access to it anymore.
Buying it would guarantee them this access and at the same time prevent their competitors from gaining it. After all Reddit is likely one of the most valuable sources for text based human interaction for training these networks.
Google also doesn’t care about tracking Reddit users by their ID. That isn’t where the values comes from.
Google should just buy Reddit. They could augment their search with it and would have an awesome basis for their LLM stuff.
Maybe post it into a few more communities for viability? /s