@[email protected] thanks for cursing lemmy.zip π
this post was submitted on 08 Apr 2025
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Hopefully I didn't jinx the great instance π€
Me when I see the instance I joined a year ago and am barely involved with being praised.
Beehaw's been holding back because they want to switch to Sublinks, and going past 0.18.4 would've made migration harder. But Sublinks has been slow to be ready and it's getting untenable to wait much longer, so they'll be upgrading to the latest Lemmy sometime. I'll be happy to finally switch to the actual app version of Voyager when they do, for now I've been self-hosting the last version of the web app that worked.
Is the development still ongoing for sublinks?
From what it seems? No.
Their freshest commit is 4 months ago π
Thereβs always Piefed if they want to avoid Lemmy completely, Jlai.lu and Dubvee are migrating to it.
Oh Jlai.lu? I didnβt know. Very cool!
What is sublinks? An alternative to Lemmy?
It was a planned alternative to Lemmy as many felt uncomfortable about the og developers being tankies.
I think that was the more recent plan, though I donβt have a source
Everyone knows 9.5 is more than 9.11 except devs, apparently
That's standard semantic versioning. not mathematic decimal. In case it helps to understand this, the full version is 0.19.11 which is clearly not a valid mathematical number.
ChatGPT disagrees. I asked: "Hello there I have a question. Which is bigger: 9.5 or 9.11?"
9.11 is bigger than 9.5. The number 9.11 is greater because when you compare them as decimals, 9.11 is equivalent to 9.110, which is greater than 9.5.
My ChatGPT says:
9.5 is bigger than 9.11.
This can be confusing because "9.11" might look like it's greater due to the extra digit, but it's not. Think of both numbers as decimals:
9.5 is the same as 9.50
9.11 stays as 9.11
Now compare: 9.50 > 9.11, just like 50 > 11 after the decimal point.
Let me know if you want a visual or a trick to remember this!
Were you logged in? I just used the landing page chat, without logging in.
Yes. Maybe I have access to a better version since I've consented to having my data collected. I use the app, and I'm pretty sure my login is via Google and everything. (Privacy is important to have by default, but I like to opt in to things, mostly for fun. I understand this may be horrifying to many, and I apologize for my weird hobbies.)
Who cares what it output?
I thought it was funny that it made such a basic mistake, but I'll be sure to ask you before posting such things in the future.
It's like pi seeming like a big number when in reality, 3.15 is bigger than pi
What? Only when you look at it as a number in its entirety. But it's actually version 9 and it's 5th / 11th iteration.
Thank you for posting about this! Didn't know 0.19.11's out :^) will try to convince db0 to update.
Iβm happy to have informed you ;)
new dbzer0 updateeeeee
The instance has updated?
Yes. Check the bottom at lemmy-ui, you should see the version there
I mean, I know, it was the case when you posted that comment.
Actually reading that chain again, seems like I assumed you didn't know while you knew. Anyway π
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