When in dark mode, if I take the mouse away from this text box, it becomes white! That’s a bug 😅, it’s already been fixed in the new version. But it’s still full of bugs,it’s not even usable yet.

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I uploaded it to GitLab: And here is the page: or

Trying to build my own frontend using AI (it was supposed to be an edit of Ecency, but Google's AI decided to write it from scratch, client-side, for desktop). Trying to add things that I always thought

But you could put "Manage communities" there, an extra shortcut is always good.

The thing is, the icon on its own is quite small for desktop. And regarding the feed, there could be a button like the "reblog" one; that way, people who don't want a 'cluttered feed' could hide

And perhaps it wouldn't take much to add the list of communities I follow to that same page; sometimes I want to see content from just one community rather than an aggregated feed... plus a button linking

Am I the only one who thinks there should be a home button there? And also, why doesn't my feed show comments from the people I follow? I'd like to see what they're commenting on, sometimes the discussion

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There is to list items, you need to go to

Hi, where are you from? How did you discover HIVE?

How did you discover HIVE?

😁 School kind of exists to condition people to the routine of a modern job...

Look at the blockchain; all commits were made by Claude AI: I agree it's interesting, but it's going to end up like GOLOS and Whaleshares, just another "zombie chain" 😂. Ultimately, creating

Lol, a fork created entirely using Claude.

At least 85% was returned... Most never return anything.

The problem with taking profits is that you never know when the top or the bottom is... You might end up selling at a low point and never being able to buy back in, or buying at a high and never being

On average, Ecency Waves has 105 unique daily users and 330 daily comments. Roughly five people post more than ten comments a day. They typically cast votes for 25 people daily, and I noticed that the

You own @commentrewarder... If you want, you can create a blacklist for @commentrewarder, and the problem is solved.

Social media algorithms have created a confirmation bias; essentially, they place you in a bubble with like-minded people, giving you the "confirmation" that you are always right. As for whether