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[-] headie_sage@fanaticus.social 5 points 2 years ago

You got it! What do you think of skipping the Pre-Game and Post-Game threads and just having a single Game thread? Just thinking that three posts a game is a little much. It might be good to consolidate until at least there's more volume.

[-] headie_sage@fanaticus.social 6 points 2 years ago

I guess he got what he came for. He's go no reason to stick around except to get sanctioned.

[-] headie_sage@fanaticus.social 7 points 2 years ago

That sucks. Is your game bot open source? Is there anything I can do to help?

[-] headie_sage@fanaticus.social 8 points 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago)

I'll tell you what, I really like the new rules. I did not expect the batter to be at a bigger disadvantage with the pitch clock. Turns out all those glove adjustments really did help

[-] headie_sage@fanaticus.social 6 points 2 years ago

I don't think he'll be traded tbh. The amount of farm talent it would take to wrestle him away has to be enormous.

[-] headie_sage@fanaticus.social 6 points 2 years ago

BTW, do you want to mod !minnesotatwins@fanaticus.social? I've seen you post over there and we don't have a mod yet. Fleshing out that community a bit more might attract more Twins fans to chat with.

[-] headie_sage@fanaticus.social 7 points 2 years ago

You're welcome! The reward is getting enough people over here so we can all talk shit to each other 🤣

[-] headie_sage@fanaticus.social 5 points 2 years ago

Hi, I'm an admin at fanaticus.social. Sorry for the inconvenience! Game bots are an important way for us sports fans to interact with one another during games but I understand how annoying they can be if you don't care about the sport.

Here's a list of the communities that currently have a game bots running:!tampabayrays@fanaticus.social !orioles@fanaticus.social !nyyankees@fanaticus.social !torontobluejays@fanaticus.social !redsox@fanaticus.social !minnesotatwins@fanaticus.social !clevelandguardians@fanaticus.social !whitesox@fanaticus.social !motorcitykitties@fanaticus.social !kcroyals@fanaticus.social !texasrangers@fanaticus.social !astros@fanaticus.social !angelsbaseball@fanaticus.social !mariners@fanaticus.social !oaklandathletics@fanaticus.social !braves@fanaticus.social !miamimarlins@fanaticus.social !phillies@fanaticus.social !newyorkmets@fanaticus.social !nationals@fanaticus.social !buccos@fanaticus.social !brewers@fanaticus.social !reds@fanaticus.social !chicubs@fanaticus.social !cardinals@fanaticus.social !azdiamondbacks@fanaticus.social !sfgiants@fanaticus.social !dodgers@fanaticus.social !padres@fanaticus.social !coloradorockies@fanaticus.social

If you're comfortable with coding, there's an API endpoint to block a community. I threw together a little python script that would block all the above (I think 🙂).

from plemmy import LemmyHttp

# must include protocol e.g. https://lemmy.world
pl = LemmyHttp("INSTANCE_NAME_HERE")

username = "USERNAME_HERE"
password = "PASSWORD_HERE"
pl.login(username, password)

fanaticus_communities = [
    "tampabayrays@fanaticus.social",
    "orioles@fanaticus.social",
    "nyyankees@fanaticus.social",
    "torontobluejays@fanaticus.social",
    "redsox@fanaticus.social",
    "minnesotatwins@fanaticus.social",
    "clevelandguardians@fanaticus.social",
    "whitesox@fanaticus.social",
    "motorcitykitties@fanaticus.social",
    "kcroyals@fanaticus.social",
    "texasrangers@fanaticus.social",
    "astros@fanaticus.social",
    "angelsbaseball@fanaticus.social",
    "mariners@fanaticus.social",
    "oaklandathletics@fanaticus.social",
    "braves@fanaticus.social",
    "miamimarlins@fanaticus.social",
    "phillies@fanaticus.social",
    "newyorkmets@fanaticus.social",
    "nationals@fanaticus.social",
    "buccos@fanaticus.social",
    "brewers@fanaticus.social",
    "reds@fanaticus.social",
    "chicubs@fanaticus.social",
    "cardinals@fanaticus.social",
    "azdiamondbacks@fanaticus.social",
    "sfgiants@fanaticus.social",
    "dodgers@fanaticus.social",
    "padres@fanaticus.social",
    "coloradorockies@fanaticus.social",
]

for comm in fanaticus_communities:
    print("Getting community: ", comm)
    commRes = pl.get_community(name=comm).json()
    if commRes and commRes['community_view']:
        commId = commRes['community_view']['community']['id']
        print("Blocking community: ", comm, " communityId: ", commId)
        pl.block_community(True, commId)
        print("Successfully blocked community: ", comm)
    else:
        print("Failed to find community: ", comm)

In the future, we are planning on adding the game bots for the other major sports as well (they're not in season now) but hopefully that will be a nice jumping off point for you.

[-] headie_sage@fanaticus.social 7 points 2 years ago

I'm no college baseball expert but I don't think it's common. I wonder if we're seeing a Shohei Ohtani effect

[-] headie_sage@fanaticus.social 6 points 2 years ago

Join us for all your sports talk over at https://fanaticus.social! We've got communities for all the major sports and their teams.

I also spent the past week forking the popular game day bot, redball, in order to bring game bots to lemmy! There are still a couple of kinks I'm working out but I've begun rolling them out to the teams' communities, starting with the baseball communities.

Check out:

And all the teams-specific communities!

[-] headie_sage@fanaticus.social 5 points 2 years ago

Be the change you want to see in the world! And also share your graphs with the rest of us 😁

[-] headie_sage@fanaticus.social 9 points 2 years ago

This is an issue that the dev team is actively working on and (I believe) it'll be a part of the 0.18.0 release.

There's a hacky workaround some admins in the matrix chat implemented @TheDude@sh.itjust.works -- set a cron job to restart your lemmy back-end every hour or so. Not sure what the impact would be on a bigger instance like this but the restart only take a few seconds on my smaller one and it keeps my feeds fresh.

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