Diogo Silva

I call it as I see it. Engineer at heart and soul.
CEO @ Sorode

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@levelsio Why?

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@chrissev Relatable, I’ve been using manual bro myself

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@mrdoob @Vjeux Wow

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@juanbuis @whiskas99999 Incredible

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@davidhdev @HolySheepHaus

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@shadcn Thought it might’ve been thinking machines one too

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@shadcn Which models you’re referencing?

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@nexpid @thepolsox @GodzillaVr1 @discord Could very much be that yes

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@markgurman Literally just bought a OnePlus

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@sflorimm In what ways do you see people directing it in their everyday?

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@thepolsox @GodzillaVr1 @discord The premise being that the text channels themselves set the topic as “spoiler” seem wrong.

Even NSFW makes more sense here. It can be considered a category. Spoiler is ambiguous to each person

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@imlitGG @discord Thats the point. Spoilers are contextualized to the topic or conversation, not “forced”

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@thepolsox @GodzillaVr1 @discord And I totally agree.

But I also look at spoilers as something contextualized. To the context of the *topic* of the conversation, not of the channel / server.

If you have a channel dedicated to spoilers, will you always move to this channel whenever u wanna send one? And return?

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@rafaelthelame @discord I don’t disagree with me misreading though. Happens

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@GodzillaVr1 @discord If it’s just a heads up, couldn’t you could get it with a “-spoilers” suffix?

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@iPlexium @discord Smart people don’t call others dumb

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@rafaelthelame @discord Do you like diving or you just look at the water?

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@discord If those channels are purely for spoilers, and you have to “click everywhere” to read the messages, might not be the best UX for users.

I can imagine there’s no incentive to be on that channel, and no message “stands out” for you to want to click THAT one specifically.