Two empty spaces (or more) at the end of the line is the usual way in markdown, but not whether it works in every lemmy app since they all have different levels of markdown implementation but it should work.

Edit: damnit sorry forgot about the table part… No idea sorry :(

Edit 2: so I got curious and tried everything I could think of, and checked out what lemmy default web UI uses as it’s markdown flavour: “commonmark”, which doesn’t natively seem to support newlines in tables sadly.

Just noticed your edit before I wanted to mention about the line breaks, but wanted to say thanks for the cool and informative table!

Sounds to me like you’ve made a great leap in your learning! It is indeed psychological and you aren’t taking any steps back. Realising where you are lacking is in itself a step forward!

Talking to yourself is something that I also try to do to practice German. A one-on-one conversation is stressful because you don’t want to always keep the other person waiting until you form a proper sentence structure in your head, but you yourself have time to listen to yourself until you get more comfortable :)

That’s actually a cool idea. Sounds like a great motivation for learning and a good way to actually remember the sentences.

Glad to hear you are getting back into it :)

Wishing you good and cozy learning sessions :)

This is useful, thanks for sharing! And we’ve got a few finnish learners commenting once in awhile here so I believe they’d also be interested!

Sorry for the delay, we thought about your suggestion and, as you suggested as an option, removed the community entirely (can be recreated if there’s ever the need).

I still use www. subdomain on my websites, but omit it for domains that are not meant to be visited by people browsing internet (e.g. “api.example.com”, or web applications (more complex websites that are not for just scroll-and-read, e.g. “example.app” or app.example.com).

Defimitely recommend checking it out if you are ever in the area. Very beautiful. They also have a lunch restaurant during weekdays.

I hope so too. For sure there are, but hopefully it’s the majority.

I am speaking from inside my own bubble, but I’ve seen non-techy acquaintances reduce social media usage thanks to it being filled with AI generated content and had hopes for a better future. Now reading that article and mention of 2,5m users following this account shattered that hope.

Hmm yeah I understand. Communities can be super toxic too with all their gatekeeping.

Hope you find a language you enjoy learning.

Interesting, Austrians do the same and say "good sliding [into the new year] right before new year, which they switch to “happy new year” when it’s actually new year.

Nice, we’ll be following your journey this year!

Learning a language with a clear goal (e.g. reading your choice of manga) is exciting and very rewarding.

Due to motivation / frustration or just lost interest? Latin is cool and from what I’ve heard it’s fun.

Damn, I can’t believe I’m saying this but that is a very beautiful radiator.

For those who had never heard of this developer and thought the domain looks suspicious: it’s not a malicious link. It takes you to a developer’s own self hosted git forge.

While I agree with you in general, we have a few issues that are too big to ignore:

Fragmentation of communities, dead / inactive communities affecting new users’ experience.

We linked those communities because they are active and have been alive for awhile so that new users find them. I know you and I know the quirks of lemmy and how to find communities, but I’ve seen more than enough new users all excited about lemmy but abandoning it because they can’t find communities of interest and in /all feed they only see memes and politics.

But you are right the python community is empty and could be just removed.

Thanks for such a detailed post, and neat tool you got there!

This thread is a bit old and we’ve stopped working on this one (will make a new mod-call post later for the ones we didn’t resolve). But I want to answer your new meta post in a moment.