^(.*?)(?:\'s)?(?:\s+(?:Original|Extended|Club|Vocal|Dub|DJ|12\"))*\s+(?:Remix|Mix|Rework|Bootleg|Version|Edit)$. needed a *? to match text of any length at the start. It's a lazy wildcard so it won't capture part of the text you want to throw out.\b is for word boundaries, i.e. it matches the character preceding a space or end of string. I replaced it with \s (for spaces) because that made more sense here.Original|Extended|... repeatable to handle names such as "Original Club Mix".(?:Re)?Mix to Remix|Mix because sometimes repetition looks cleaner than clever constructs. You’d assume that such a company would be a thriving, healthy business. And yet, a cursory glance at its financial disclosure documents reveals a business that’s precarious at best, and, in my most uncharitable opinion, utterly rancid. If this company was in any other industry, it would be seen as such. Except, it’s one of the standard bearers of the generative AI boom, and so, it exists within its own reality distortion field.Off to a good start
I mean, even then I believe there’s still some underlying communicationThat's true, but it's different. I checked out Discord for a while and have been on some servers, and it's just... they were all the same. Different communities that felt almost indistinguishable because most activity was identical: memes, cute picture, daily life smalltalk, and only then kinda community-specific things
x-if has to be used with <template>, which can only hold one root element, and there is no x-else-if or x-else.Mastodon's moderation tools suckIf only there was a fedi server which shows how it can be done. Maybe a way for admins to create and share scripts to match and handle posts with way more freedom and flexibility than any UI could offer. Oh well