@kopper It's such an endlessly frustrating effect. A lot of people clearly don't like chatting to be the mode of interactions for everything because it has a lot of really annoying downsides and in many cases other solutions would work way better, but it's the mode with the least friction. Like microblogging. Just write and send, write and send, write and send, no need to think about categories or tags or anything else. It's the peak of laziness. I'm not exempt from that, and that makes me hate it more.
What people should do isn't to take communities living exclusively on Discord and move them exclusively to another platform. Chatting should be just one part of a community. Add a forum. Add a website where you can share whatever makes sense for your community. Add a Minecraft server. Play as a guild/clan in a game. Have fun events. That's how things used to be, and it had way more personality and was more resilient.
@catsalad I don't know why people keep saying it's AI. I looked for the indicators I've seen in other videos, especially changing details in the background when they get temporarily obstructed, and it's all consistent.
Please, at least let it be something that isn't siloed off and all chat. I don't want to get rid of chatting because it has its upsides, but I don't fucking want this to be the regular mode of interaction because my brain has no capacity for that.
Weird software problem to solve right after the holidays: Why the fuck does the MQTT client close the connection on its own when I save an object in our application a second time?
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