With time. Reddit is 18 years old I heard. Lemmy few months old
Zeth0s
joined 2 years ago
You are joking, but this is exactly what happens if you optimize accuracy of an algorithm to classify something when positive cases are very few. The algorithm will simply label everything as negative, and accuracy will be anyway extremely high!
What site are you talking about exactly?
So you know the reason those issues are still opened. There are only 2 paid developers for the whole thing, backend, front end, Android app... Everyone else, as you, don't have time. We need to accept it and live with it
It can be done still keeping independent instances, by just distributing data and load across instances connected to the network, depending on their available resources, instead of explicitly creating new duplicated users on each instance.
It however require a lot of work and effort. I don't know if anyone will ever manage to implement it.
If it is so important for you to be so much outraged, I guess it is time for you to either learn to code and open a PR, or to pay someone to do it for you!
Lemmy currently misses a sync feature across servers. Meaning that moving one lose all subscription and messages.
The real solutions should be a distributed network to support federation, instead than a plain federated one, i.e. an automated redistribution of users and loads across servers (lemmy instances).
I don't know how they are planning to manage it on the long run
Create temporarily an account somewhere else, such as reddthat.com.
Lemmy.world is overwhelmed