Die4Ever

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Die4Ever @programming.dev 1y ago

I wonder if instance admins should start closing old/redundant communities, just so the good ones are easier to find

Die4Ever @programming.dev 1y ago

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Die4Ever @programming.dev 1y ago

direct link to video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YpCXiO7eRyw&ab_channel=SummoningAlt

!speedrun@sh.itjust.works

Die4Ever @programming.dev 1y ago

yea dependencies seem like a real issue here, I don't think Linux supports side-by-side versions like Windows does, Windows will just install every version of DirectX and libraries like that

Die4Ever @programming.dev 1y ago

Summit can do this https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.idunnololz.summit&hl=en_US

They call it a "multi-community"

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Die4Ever @programming.dev 1y ago

Not being able to create your own custom feeds is also a massive problem because you can’t split your feed into types like memes/news/discussions/meta etc.

Summit can do this https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.idunnololz.summit&hl=en_US

They call it a "multi-community"

Low traffic communities get buried in your feed when you subscribe to them

I use Subscribed+Scaled sort to fix this issue, it's my default sort method

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Die4Ever @programming.dev 1y ago

Post about your favorite TV show in a tv/movies community, don’t make a new one just for your show.

I agree, but I also don't want to spam those communities lol.

Like !deus_ex_randomizer@lemmy.mods4ever.com or !stauf_mansion@lemmy.mods4ever.com would be too much spam for one of the gaming communities, or patient gamers.

And it'd be even more spammy for the communities that are in-between in specificity (like !adventuregames@lemm.ee or !deus_ex@lemmy.ml)

I just do rare cross-posts for the most notable posts

Die4Ever @programming.dev 1y ago

Summit can do this https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.idunnololz.summit&hl=en_US

They call it a "multi-community"

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Die4Ever @programming.dev 1y ago

or provide a better explanation what it exactly is doing?

I know most people won't go outside of the site to figure this stuff out, but for reference: https://join-lemmy.org/docs/users/03-votes-and-ranking.html

It's basically the Hot ranking but divided by the number of active users in the community, Subscribed+Scaled is my favorite feed

Die4Ever @programming.dev 1y ago

have you tried Scaled sort? I use Scaled for my subscribed feed and it does a great job showing new posts in niche communities

Die4Ever @programming.dev 1y ago

here's the Github feature request for this https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ui/issues/1807

Give it a thumbs up reaction so the devs know to prioritize it

I wonder if any 3rd party apps do this?

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Die4Ever @programming.dev 1y ago

here's the Github feature request for this https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ui/issues/1807

Give it a thumbs up reaction so the devs know to prioritize it

I wonder if any 3rd party apps do this?

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Die4Ever @programming.dev 1y ago

there are a few bigger firefox communities though

!firefox@lemmy.ml and !firefox@lemmy.world

Die4Ever @programming.dev 1y ago

Yeah but the Discord users still aren't interested in anything more organized because it's more work for them. The creators/admins might want Lemmy instead but it's not going to work without the users moving too.

Die4Ever @programming.dev 1y ago

that makes sense

Youtube import didn't work for me, Twitch import works well though

Die4Ever @programming.dev 1y ago

from the Youtube description:

This is the greatest gaming achievement I have ever accomplished.

The Mike Tyson fight requires an incredible amount of luck and execution. I hit all 21 frame perfect punches (1/60th of a second), hit 10 perfect dodges and ducks, and got luck that has somewhere around a 1/7,000 - 1/10,000 chance of occurring.

The fight is broken up into "phases", with Tyson's knockdowns marking the end of each phase. I played very well during phases 1 and 2, losing only 5 frames across all 16 dodges/ducks , while hitting all 14 frame perfect punches. Tyson also gave me a perfect pattern with no delays, which is a 1/1600 pattern. I then played perfectly during phase 3, hitting all 7 frame perfect punches, while Tyson gave me a fairly fast but not perfect pattern.

The game only tells you the whole second of the Tyson fight, but by framecounting using a tool developed by Omnigamer, you can figure out your decimal and exact frame. It turns out that this fight was a 1:59.97, occurring on the 3rd frame of the .97 increment.

The TAS of this fight is 1:58.61. The difference between this record and the TAS comes from the TAS doing a few more difficult ducks to save 7 frames, the TAS dodging and ducking all uppercuts frame perfectly to save 5 frames, and the TAS getting perfect luck in phase 3 to save 16 frames.

I've been trying for a 1:59 on Tyson ever since I got the first ever 2:00 in July 2020. In the past 4 and a half years, I've replicated that 2:00 a total of 15 times, and got over a hundred close call 2:01 and 2:02 fights as well. There's essentially no difference between all of those fights and this one, except I got better luck from Tyson on this fight. Finally, after nearly half a decade, the 1:59 has happened.

I have no plans to ever improve this time. It will be beaten by somebody one day, likely by matching this fight and then getting better luck in phase 3. I have no interest in competing for that, but am extremely proud to have gotten the first sub 2 ever on Mike Tyson.