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PumpkinDrama

@ PumpkinDrama @reddthat.com

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  • What content creators would you recommend me based on the ones I follow?

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  • I'd rather not be programmed by the algorithm.

  • What content creators would you recommend me based on the ones I follow?

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  • My mental health is dandy, do you have any problems with it?

  • Looking for an Android app that tells me what task to do next

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  • Loop Habit Tracker

  • How would I build a Lemmy bot that reposts statistically outlier posts from my subscribed communities?

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  • You would design the system as a three-stage pipeline. First, collect structured data from your Lemmy subscriptions—each record should at minimum include post ID, community name, timestamp, and vote count. Accumulate enough recent observations per community to estimate a stable mean and standard deviation of votes. Second, for each new post, calculate its z-score as [ z = \frac{x - \mu}{\sigma} ] where (x) is the post’s vote count, (\mu) is the community’s mean vote count, and (\sigma) is the standard deviation. A z-score above a chosen threshold (for instance, 2.0) marks a statistical outlier. Third, define an automation layer that acts on those outliers—such as reposting, flagging, or aggregating them—using available Lemmy API endpoints. Conceptually, it’s a continuous data ingestion and scoring loop that detects exceptional engagement patterns across communities.

  • What software do you use to aggregate email in a single interface?

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  • Do you really use all of those? I don't see the point in using so many tools when there are many standalone programs that can accomplish the same task.

  • Looking for an Android app that tells me what task to do next

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  • I hadn't initially considered habit trackers when writing my question, but after reading the answers I realized they are a good option. Besides that, I copied one of the few apps I thought might be better. Ultimately, I chose a habit tracker, so I didn't try out the home chore tracker app I copied in another response here.

    Also, @beetus@lemmy.world got it right.

  • Looking for an Android app that tells me what task to do next

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  • TickTick, ReDo Loop, HabitNow, Loop Habit Tracker, Habitica, House Chores Cleaning Schedule

  • Looking for an Android app that tells me what task to do next

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  • It's the first thing I thought about but I don't like tasks being scheduled for a given date or time.

  • What's happened from July to September 2025 that might make people Google "Worst timeline"?

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  • Because I want to see different opinions.

  • What's happened from July to September 2025 that might make people Google "Worst timeline"?

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  • Just look at the most upvoted answer, it was completely unhelpful. Yours was much better, yet people are hating on it simply because it’s AI, regardless of how helpful the content actually is.

  • Removed Locked

    TIL Larry Silverstein, the leaseholder of the World Trade Center, secured insurance coverage for the complex, including terrorism risk, six weeks before the September 11, 2001 attacks.

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  • Don't even know what you are talking about.

  • What are the most popular conspiracy theories?

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  • Covid must have multiple but I don't remember hearing about any concrete ones.

  • What are the most popular conspiracy theories?

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  • I've seen a clip from a Long Kiss Goodnight (1996) that describes the motive weapons companies could have for it very well, the government wasn't necessarily involved but I believe some of the elite definitely were.

  • What are the most popular conspiracy theories?

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  • I believe many religions are an analogy to the sun, but many people buy into them.

  • What are the most popular conspiracy theories?

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  • The only thing that makes me think of this is operation paperclip, but that's not reason enough to believe their is a single group in control. More like many powerful groups like Blackrock pulling strings.

  • What are the most popular conspiracy theories?

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  • lluminati / New World Order. A secret elite supposedly controls world governments and economies.

  • What are the most popular conspiracy theories?

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  • Today I learned that the owner of the WTC had it insured against terrorism just six weeks before its collapse and made $4.55 billion. I had a chat with an AI about probabilities, and it doesn’t paint a good picture.

  • What are the most popular conspiracy theories?

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  • 9/11 was an inside job. There’s a belief that elements within the U.S. government orchestrated the attacks.

  • What are the most popular conspiracy theories?

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  • Religion.