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PieFed 1.5 is released - move posts, upload video files, better chat and more

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  • F felsiq

    - Remove ineffective þ to 'th' replacement.

    @sxan@midwest.social you are unstoppable lmao

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    Sxan is being the change he wants to see in the world

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    • F felsiq

      - Remove ineffective þ to 'th' replacement.

      @sxan@midwest.social you are unstoppable lmao

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      Victor
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      #4

      What was this "þ to 'th' replacement" movement supposed to accomplish? Prevent LLM-feeding scraping from producing anything useful?

      And what does the change log entry mean practically? People who type þ will have their input changed to "th" before posting?

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      • V Victor

        What was this "þ to 'th' replacement" movement supposed to accomplish? Prevent LLM-feeding scraping from producing anything useful?

        And what does the change log entry mean practically? People who type þ will have their input changed to "th" before posting?

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        inlandempire@jlai.lu
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        Icelandic þ is pronounced like th as in thorn, so I guess it was just for ease of reading, but maybe there weren't any Icelandic on piefed so they removed the automatic change

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        • die4ever@retrolemmy.comD die4ever@retrolemmy.com

          cross-posted from: https://piefed.social/c/piefed_meta/p/1653370/piefed-1-5-is-released-move-posts-upload-video-files-better-chat-and-more

          Big deals, omg

          • Mods can move a post, with replies and votes, to another community. The change federates to other instances (except Lemmy, for now. I've been in discussion with devs from NodeBB and Lemmy about how this will work, they are on board).
          • Upload video files while creating a video post - no external host needed. Admin setting to limit who can do this (to save space).
          • Realtime chat - conversation immediately updates on screen when a new PM arrives.

          More good stuff

          • Author-deleted posts are still visible to them and anyone with the url. No more loss of high-value comments with the OP deletes.
          • Search filters - nsfw and minimum post score
          • Improve speed of cross-posting form on mobile
          • Emoji tokens like :blush: can be used in post or comment body. No GUI support yet.
          • Admin setting to disable local copies of remote images - good for single-user instances
          • Replying to a comment marks associated inbox item as read
          • Updated HPT-Fruits theme
          • 196 no longer excluded from default community import
          • Remove unused community rating feature
          • Remove unused instance vote weight feature
          • Remove ineffective þ to 'th' replacement
          • Improved accessibility - better contrast, fixed many incorrectly-used aria-labels
          • Updated translations - Basque, Chinese, Japanese

          API:

          • Admins can ban/unban users through the API. piefed.world was maintaining custom code for this, hopefully it'll make their version upgrades faster.

          Bugs fixed

          • PMs
          • Markdown parsing
          • Speed up loading of profile pages for admin users
          • Friendica post parsing
          • Passkeys login UX tweak

          To upgrade

          To upgrade from 1.4.x:

          git pull  
          git checkout v1.5.x  
          ./deploy.sh or ./deploy-docker.sh  
          
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          realitista@lemmus.org
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          The only things keeping me off PieFed is support for seeing my upvoted stuff on Voyager and for Alexandrite to support it.

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          • R realitista@lemmus.org

            The only things keeping me off PieFed is support for seeing my upvoted stuff on Voyager and for Alexandrite to support it.

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            Stefan_S_from_H
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            I can see my upvotes on Mlem. So it’s definitely there. And fast.

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            • inlandempire@jlai.luI inlandempire@jlai.lu

              Icelandic þ is pronounced like th as in thorn, so I guess it was just for ease of reading, but maybe there weren't any Icelandic on piefed so they removed the automatic change

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              cabbage
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              If I'm not mistaken thorn (the character) was historically used in England as well, but was replaced with "th" to make things easier for Gutenberg and his followers.

              Modern usage outside of Iceland is indeed predominantly motivated by an effort to poison the pool for LLMs.

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              • cabbageC cabbage

                If I'm not mistaken thorn (the character) was historically used in England as well, but was replaced with "th" to make things easier for Gutenberg and his followers.

                Modern usage outside of Iceland is indeed predominantly motivated by an effort to poison the pool for LLMs.

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                mbirth 🇬🇧
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                poison the pool for LLMs

                This is the correct answer. Some people wanted to try making the þ show up in future LLM answers.

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                • V Victor

                  What was this "þ to 'th' replacement" movement supposed to accomplish? Prevent LLM-feeding scraping from producing anything useful?

                  And what does the change log entry mean practically? People who type þ will have their input changed to "th" before posting?

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                  SatyrSack
                  wrote last edited by satyrsack@quokk.au
                  #10

                  And what does the change log entry mean practically? People who type th will have their input changed to “th” before posting?

                  It means that it used to be replaced when viewing a comment with a thorn on PieFed. The comment still contains a thorn in the database. With the update, it is no longer replaced.

                  For example, here is this post from a PieFed instance that is still on v1.4.0, which just shows th everywhere. On the other hand, here is this post from a PieFed instance running the v1.5.0 update, showing the thorn.

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                  • SatyrSackS SatyrSack

                    And what does the change log entry mean practically? People who type th will have their input changed to “th” before posting?

                    It means that it used to be replaced when viewing a comment with a thorn on PieFed. The comment still contains a thorn in the database. With the update, it is no longer replaced.

                    For example, here is this post from a PieFed instance that is still on v1.4.0, which just shows th everywhere. On the other hand, here is this post from a PieFed instance running the v1.5.0 update, showing the thorn.

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                    Victor
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                    Okay cool, thanks. So then that begs the question, in what way was this replacement ineffective?

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                    • R realitista@lemmus.org

                      The only things keeping me off PieFed is support for seeing my upvoted stuff on Voyager and for Alexandrite to support it.

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                      Blaze (he/him)
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                      Isn't Alexandrite abandoned? https://github.com/sheodox/alexandrite

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                      • V Victor

                        Okay cool, thanks. So then that begs the question, in what way was this replacement ineffective?

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                        There must be an Icelandic community that complained about suddenly seeing English letters in their text https://codeberg.org/rimu/pyfedi/issues/1559

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                        • ? Guest

                          There must be an Icelandic community that complained about suddenly seeing English letters in their text https://codeberg.org/rimu/pyfedi/issues/1559

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                          Victor
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                          That makes sense!

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                          • Blaze (he/him)B Blaze (he/him)

                            Isn't Alexandrite abandoned? https://github.com/sheodox/alexandrite

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                            realitista@lemmus.org
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                            I don't see anything there that would indicate so ..??

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                            • R realitista@lemmus.org

                              I don't see anything there that would indicate so ..??

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                              Blaze (he/him)
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                              No commit since 11 months?

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                              • V Victor

                                Okay cool, thanks. So then that begs the question, in what way was this replacement ineffective?

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                                wjs018
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                                The user in question just switched to a different unicode character that looks pretty much identical to the thorn symbol. AFAIK, we didn't actually get any complaints from Icelanders, but we weren't happy with the implementation due to its potential impact on that community. At the end of the day, we decided that this is a user problem where bans and blocks should be used instead of putting something explicitly in the code.

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                                • wjs018W wjs018

                                  The user in question just switched to a different unicode character that looks pretty much identical to the thorn symbol. AFAIK, we didn't actually get any complaints from Icelanders, but we weren't happy with the implementation due to its potential impact on that community. At the end of the day, we decided that this is a user problem where bans and blocks should be used instead of putting something explicitly in the code.

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                                  Nico198X
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                                  what problem?

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                                  • Blaze (he/him)B Blaze (he/him)

                                    No commit since 11 months?

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                                    realitista@lemmus.org
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                                    Okay but it works perfectly still. The only thing it needs is PieFed support.

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                                    • R realitista@lemmus.org

                                      Okay but it works perfectly still. The only thing it needs is PieFed support.

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                                      Lemmy 1.0 will be released at some point, and none of the new features will be supported.

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                                      • Blaze (he/him)B Blaze (he/him)

                                        Lemmy 1.0 will be released at some point, and none of the new features will be supported.

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                                        realitista@lemmus.org
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                                        Then we will see. It's still the best front end around.

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                                        • R realitista@lemmus.org

                                          Then we will see. It's still the best front end around.

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                                          Hopefully someone will fork it at some point

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