Yeah crunch in gamedev tends to be pretty bad. (Although there's also fun crunch in gamejams I bring upon myself but thats less of a job)
The game industry in general is something I'm likely going to avoid for a primary job due to low pay and stress and just be something I do as a hobby. Been enjoying doing web dev in internships
The issue is theres a large amount of things admins can do and you might not want to let people in charge of doing one task have access to something else
E.g. you can have people only for application accepting and not let them edit the instance itself or communities, or only community management and can't do things like defederate from other instances
Its more complicated than just an admin role but it shouldn't matter for people other than admins that its a mechanic
Instances can make as many roles as they want so they can just have admin if they want though but this lets them make them as needed
yeah should hopefully calm down tomorrow now that the initial jump is done and since youre doing it relative to what the values used to be so the values themselves shouldnt matter
there might still be spikes from dead communities suddenly getting activity (since the increase from 0 is much larger those communities would go to the top of the list. Could artificially decrease large active user changes from the instance by taking the square root of the percent instead of the actual percent for percents above 100% (1) or something)
Taking into account votes is going to be how the active users is handled for any instances running pangora (lemmy fork)
Viewing the instance communities from another instance thats just using lemmy will show the old stats if needed though
im in my fourth year at the university but the uni considers me third year due to me being in a co-op program since they dont have a fifth year standing
the title of the post is the first X characters of the post on mastodon
X cause I forget how many
Gif seems to have broken with the visuals cause it cant handle the gradient but the functionality is visible
thats due to me seeding it in other instances. In order for a community to show posts in an instance it needs to be subscribed to by one user in the instance so theres 1 account in 26 instances (some seem to be erroring rn though) that all sub to it
the followers there are lemmy subs
You can post directly from mastodon by mentioning the community, no login here needed
Well it reached the threshold even though it was a bit more contested so there does seem to be interest
And content that would be posted is different enough from dotnet in the same sense c# is different from dotnet. + Theres a community on mastodon for post creators
I would be willing to make it but with the same way gamedev is currently handled where its strongly recommended to crosspost posts to dotnet
Community is up at [email protected] (and I seeded it in other instances). If you make a post ill transfer the community to you
Created at [email protected]
Defold doesnt like people using their logo without contacting them so its using one that looks kind of similar for now
I realized I cant check other instances individually with my stat system so I just took the average from all instances
for all communities that are visible to the instance 61% are dead so our instance is doing better than average
I'm in canada so last week wasn't Thanksgiving for me, it was in October
But it was pretty good, visited some family in Toronto