Gotcha. It should also register up votes/down votes so that's probably easier to do a lot of?
Even if you upvoted before turning the setting on if you just click the up arrow again to remove the vote and click again to vote again, that should register the post as 'read'.
I haven't looked at the code in a while but that should work.
You can go to a user's profile and click the bell icon and that will notify you of any new posts by that user. In piefed anyway. Don't know if it's an option in Lemmy.
I follow a few folks that way, and get notifications of their posts
I did have cursor build an example fastapi project (which didn't work at first) just to sort of give me a jump start on learning the framework.
I messed around with that, got it to work, learnes enough about how it works that I was then comfortable starting from scratch in a different project.
I kind of treat the local AI as a knowledge base. Short questions with examples. Mostly that just then lets me know what sort of stuff to look for in the real documentation, which is what actually solves my issues.
Piefed has a couple of different ways to populate a new server. Pulling lemmyverse data and subscribing to comms that way, or scanning a remote Lemmy/mbin/pieces server for comms. You can look at that code if you want inspiration.
Usually Lemmy/piefed does a pull of the most recent 50 posts when the follow first happens. Then new posts come in over time via federation.
If you're not getting /any/ new posts it may be that the federation is not working. If some communities gets posts more than others then it's probably a difference in activity levels in the communities.
That's basically right yeah. Newly followed communities will have some backfill, like 50 posts I think, but no massive get-the-while-history automation exists.
The more active communities add content fairly quickly
Agreed. I think Mamdani won the primary on more of a "he is not a sex pest" vibe than his views on international politics.
At least that's the impression I got based on my wife's conversations with her friends.
I voted for him too, but more because he seems like he actually wants to try to make people's lives better. I don't think he will be able to accomplish most of what he is promising, but I do think he is going to at least /try/ to improve things.
I've been running 99% Linux for ten ish years or so. I finally got rid of the last windows vm a few months ago. The one hold out piece of software now runs in wine properly and I got to delete that vm.
I have a todo app and have set up recurring reminders for daily/weekly/monthly tasks.
Daily for like dishes/trash/mealsWeekly for laundry/groceries/etcMonthly for budgeting/deeper cleaning
I don't stress if I miss one (or many,lol) but at least having them in the app means I have the list handy already when I realize I should check it, and not be wondering "what was that once a month thing I meant to do....?"
Gotcha. It should also register up votes/down votes so that's probably easier to do a lot of?
Even if you upvoted before turning the setting on if you just click the up arrow again to remove the vote and click again to vote again, that should register the post as 'read'.
I haven't looked at the code in a while but that should work.