How will the Dead Internet Theory affect society, and what does it mean for the future of social media?

CoderSupreme@programming.dev · edit-2 22 hours ago

In an auditorium with everyone shouting you don’t get to hear anything. In Twitter you get to see what you want instead of what most people want like on reddit and Lemmy. I much prefer that to other people deciding for me. At least that way I can see something other than shitposts and US politics.

CoderSupreme@programming.dev · 3 days ago

How will the Dead Internet Theory affect society, and what does it mean for the future of social media?

CoderSupreme@programming.dev · 6 days ago

It’s venture capital. Eventually it will stop being open source and will enshitify just like every other platform. So nothing is changing long term in my opinion.

CoderSupreme@programming.dev · 21 days ago

What is the best caller ID app for Android?

CoderSupreme@programming.dev · 23 days ago

Sugar vs baking soda to neutralize acid in canned tomatoes?

CoderSupreme@programming.dev · edit-2 25 days ago

Why do American ballots have more than two choices, when the news media has spent their time pretending there are only two?

CoderSupreme@programming.dev · edit-2 8 days ago

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CoderSupreme@programming.dev · edit-2 1 month ago

Rethinking Community Vitality: Why Posts + Comments per Month Trumps MAU

CoderSupreme@programming.dev · 1 month ago

There are 16M comments per day according to the observer website.

CoderSupreme@programming.dev · edit-2 1 month ago

30k communities and 9M posts per day. I find the number of posts per day very hard to believe. Each community would have an average of 300 posts per day, and most communities are abandoned. Maybe it’s the bot communities that repost all the Reddit posts that inflate the number so high.