kavin

Would you like to add feddit.rocks? It's a lemmy instance run by me :)

Hi there, there's currently an open issue at https://github.com/TeamPiped/Piped/issues/1090!

I currently have no plans on implementing this feature myself at this point in time, however, community contributions are definitely welcome for this! :)

I technically answered this in another post: https://feddit.rocks/comment/39513

I hope it is a good reason to prefer it, but it's your choice at the end of the day :)

You could try HF Code Autocomplete VSCode extension. That would allow you to use open-source LLMs like https://github.com/bigcode-project/starcoder.

I would try looking at the JavaScript console for errors, and the network tab for issues with requests. Something seems oddly wrong, unfortunately.

If the Peertube developers find a way to make a way to find the same content there through some metadata, we could support it easily, but currently, there isn't anything.

There shouldn't be any, is this on iOS for the setup?

You can find more information at https://feddit.rocks/comment/39147, it tries to look all over Lemmy, but doesn't have enough communities to scan :/

You can now try sending it a message mentioning communities in the format [!community@instance.tld](/c/community@instance.tld) and it will try joining it :)

You can now try sending it a message mentioning communities in the format [!community@instance.tld](/c/community@instance.tld) and it will try joining it :)

Yes, that's somewhat the point. You can see it in action in this comment. Rather than replace, it allows people to see a Piped link too instead of YouTube one.

Here's a really cool YouTube video: https://youtu.be/dQw4w9WgXcQ (the bot will reply to this)

Piped can be more privacy friendly in a few cases, as you don't need an account for subscriptions or playlists.

Here are some differences to Invidious:

• Subscriptions don't necessarily require an account
• Playlists don't necessarily require an account
• Piped supports Infinite scrolling
• Piped supports Webm videos
• Piped can stream videos from Odysee if the same video is available there.
• Piped is a lot lighter on the server
• Piped always proxies your traffic to Google's servers (most Invidious servers don't proxy videos to YouTube by default)
• Piped has SponsorBlock integrated (DeArrow will be added soon)
• Piped has ReturnYouTubeDislike support via RYD-Proxy
• Piped can only be self-hosted on a server. Invidious on the other hand can work fine on local networks.
• Piped is a lot easier to administer than Invidious as an instance operator.

I'll conclude by saying that I was once an Invidious user. I decided to write Piped at a time when Invidious was riddled with extremely odd bugs and performance issues. Some of these issues still persist to this day. I've always kept performance a top priority in Piped. I wanted to create a better alternative to YouTube than Invidious for my use case and threat model. I think I have succeeded in that :)