In some places it makes sense: Memes, jokes, "self sufficient content". But when exmormon has post titles with questions but are posted by a bot, that's useless. There's no interacting with OP.
I think each community has to decide if their content is supported by these bots or not.
The Outer Worlds might scratch the same itch if you're looking for something newer. Made by the New Vegas people: Obsidian. It's a little small but they're working on a sequel.
I read something, probably on Reddit, about how during TV interviews they record several seconds of "silence" in the same room as the interview because during editing if they want to remove something, they can't just zero out the audio, that's TOO silent and doesn't sound right. Instead they overwrite the sound with this silence and it sounds more natural.
The flavor of water is the background silence that's not nothing.
They know that. This community is just a right wing echo chamber. Just a few racist posters. I'm out.
Dank my ass. This is GQP propaganda. Planting seeds because they have nothing else.
After a conservative supreme court struck down abortion, you want to talk about Dems ripping the status quo out from under us? What reality do you live in?
It's not that simple. Parsing isn't a problem, it's formatting with a timezone that sucks. It's a pinch point in a lot of different ways. Because MomentJS is in maintenance mode and the Temporal library isn't ready yet, I tried to do it in vanilla JS. Date objects don't do a good job of keeping track of timezone. You can only apply the timezone when converting the Date object to a string with .toLocaleString(locale, {timeZone: "America/New_York"}) and the formatting rules available are not capable of producing the desired not-quite-ISO8601Nanos timestamp (I don't want it to be in UTC, I want that layout with a trailing timezone offset). I fell back to moment but moment-timezone doesn't work well with the Jest tests as they're written. I plan to rewrite a lot when the Temporal library is prod ready but that won't be before this sprint is over.
Adding timezone support to the website. JavaScript dates suck.
Denver's entire downtown is a 45 degree slant from the rest of the city so the image is questionable...