I think what I’m looking for on Pixelfed is a toggle similar to what Lemmy has, where the user can choose between Local or All. Local would show photos from just that instance, whereas All would include photos from all instances (that aren’t blocked ofc).
To see what I mean, go to any instance, visit the explore page, and click a hash tag. Then go to a different instance and enter that same tag on the second instance. In every example I’ve tried, the second instance either has a completely different set of photos for the same tag or no photos at all. For example, on https://gram.social/ the tag #carspotting shows 171 posts. Now if I try the same tag on https://pixey.org, 0 posts.
Kudos to dansup for at least giving us proofs of concept to build on top of. Despite my own reservations about registering for pixelfed until the discover pages federate with different instances and hash tags work again on the flagship instance, I look forward to a post-instagram world.
I hadn’t thought of that, but after a quick investigation I don’t think it has to do with language settings for a couple reasons:
Any other ideas? Could this be a technical glitch of some kind?
/community
Yup, gotcha - this was it. Thank you!
In the first one the tutorial expects you to just leave the function in
circles.py, after you have create the separate unit test file.
Ah, gotcha. Rewatching the video, I see that I missed a vital clue at 2:20.
On the second one, You are probably trying to run the tests while inside the “test” folder. You need to be in the project folder when running the
python -m unittest discover -v.
Yup, this was it.
Thank you so much!
What’s so bad about lemmy.ml?
@RemindMe@programming.dev 1 year
There is no emergency here, this is defending shipping lines.
ehh, not just any shipping lines, though
So yeah, that lever that says “OPEN” in big, bold, red letters? Don’t pull that!
Ragebait title.
Excerpt from the article:
Marianne Sivertsen Næss, chair of The Standing Committee on Energy and the Environment, which considered the original plan, told the BBC that the Norwegian government was taking a “precautionary approach to mineral activities”.
She said: “We do not currently have the knowledge needed to extract minerals from the seabed in the manner required. The government’s proposal to open an area for activity enables private players to explore and acquire knowledge and data from the areas in question. Opening up areas is not the same as approving extraction of seabed minerals.”
I have an ad blocker in my desktop browser, but when I tap a link in Voyager, it opens in the app (without ad blocking). I can usually work around it by toggling Reader Mode, so it’s no biggie.
I tapped/slashed/exed through all the pop-ups and other ads that are docked to one or more edges of the screen on that site so other readers don’t have to:
Overall, we rate The Japan News Right-Center biased based on story selection that slightly favors the right. We also rate them High for factual reporting due to proper sourcing and a clean fact-check record.
Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammad Shia al-Sudani stated today in a joint press conference with his Spanish counterpart in Baghdad that the Iraqi government intends to end the presence of the international coalition in this country.
Yup. Two words: Vee, and toe.
Yes—it’s why you should use a password manager to generate a unique password for each and every site you sign up for, and think long and hard before trusting any site (or any org for that matter) with your personal information.
Haveibeenpwned.com is a website for checking which sites have leaked your data.
may jump to humans
That’d be some shit!
Honest question: Why?
IMHO stack exchange is basically reddit/lemmy with hand cuffs because no threaded discussions and every other question is closed as off topic. I don’t understand what another stack exchange would buy anybody.
I guess one thing stack exchange does well is “related questions” and tagging, but… I dunno. (shrugs)