/dogsMeet Coffee and Charles
/askdiggIf you could choose one LLM today, what would it be?
Curious to see which LLMs the community is using: ChatGPT Claude Gemini Grok Other
/diggCan we keep politics to… politics? Wild idea I know.
Love Digg, love this new community we are building. Here is my wild request: Please stop posting political things to anything other than politics and news. I had purposely unfollowed politics for my own mental health. Weird, right? Well lately political related content has bee
/technologyLooking for some tech blog recommendations
I find the Internet rather boring these days when I circle the same big news websites, and big tech blogs. I want to get back to checking in on multiple individual programmers and tech enthusiasts on their own personal blogs, but not sure where to start. Anybody have any recomme
/financeA Mint.com replacement with a developer API
Canadian built, Mint replacement in a pay what you want model. What’s different about it? It has an open dev API and already has some awesome community built extensions: https://github.com/lunch-money/awesome-lunchmoney I really do love this little team of devs trying to break
/diggDigg, so close to purrfect
Two things we need: 1. /cats 2. Clickable links in comments 3. I said 2, but we really need /cats
/entertainmentStar Trek Strange New Worlds is back on July 17!
The best ST in many, many years.
/scienceOrganizations dedicated to science, like IEEE Spectrum, are awesome
IEEE Spectrum showcases the world's most advanced sky-mapping instrument and its groundbreaking first images.
/technologyYouTube to tighten policies surrounding AI garbage
YouTube clarifies its policies on AI-generated content, emphasizing that unoriginal content has long been ineligible for monetization. The update aims to better identify mass-produced or repetitive content, with full guidelines to be released on July 15.
/artTIL the Web Design Museum exists, and should be protected and funded
We all know the future of our digital footprint will mostly be lost completely. For the first time in history, most of what we create is constantly deleted. Even hugely influential and culturally significant projects are lost in a matter of years as servers are shut down, or stor
/artRandom back alley in Oahu.
/gamingXbox teases big partnership with AMD
Xbox has announced a multi-year partnership with AMD to co-engineer silicon for next-gen consoles and other devices, aiming to enhance gaming experiences across platforms.
/artBeautiful cat post
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