SubArcticTundra
@SubArcticTundra@lemmy.ml
- Comment on The Grind Doesn't Stop 3 days ago:
If the heroin dealers are white, does that mean they had to invent themselves?
- Comment on Milk 5 days ago:
Also sugar
- Comment on Milk 6 days ago:
I prefer VBroth
- Comment on Milk 6 days ago:
Crystalline foods are few and far inbetween
- Comment on Thank you, Boston 6 days ago:
Good thing VI is coming soon, hope the habits are updated
- Comment on Thank you, Boston 6 days ago:
Which option do you prefer?
- Comment on Thank you, Boston 6 days ago:
Wow, them Bostonians are so kind!
- Comment on Contents of Queen's Purse 6 days ago:
To throw at disloyal citizens
- Comment on Contents of Queen's Purse 6 days ago:
What would you ever need that for if you never go out in public unaccompanied? It’s not like the royal palace has vending machines
- Comment on Dr. Fisher is at risk of head crabs 1 week ago:
This would fetch $500 in Turkey
- Comment on Dr. Fisher is at risk of head crabs 1 week ago:
Woah it looks like one of those fruitiger aero cities
- Comment on Cable management is an art form 1 month ago:
I think I had that CD back in 2008
- Comment on But The Saudis Already Chopped Me Legs 1 month ago:
Finally the rozzers doing the
lord’sking’s work - Comment on (Controversial) Political parties are like bundled sales. 1 month ago:
IMO if MPs can learn to discern these people, LLMs can too. Not saying the tech is there yet though.
- Comment on (Controversial) Political parties are like bundled sales. 1 month ago:
This is a weakness of all forms of representative democracy, partisan and non partisan alike. I can picture liquid democracy solving this, where you delegate votes on stuff that you dont care about to your preferred MP, but retain your direct vote for bills you do care about. Another, albeit not yet viable, solution discussed on plurality.net is an AI parliament that summarizes the opinions of the entire voterbase. This type of problem is called Broad Listening (summarizing and grouping a superhuman amount of opinions), and LLMs have the potential to be very good at this. The best solution so far was the system of local MPs but truly effectove broad listening is, obviously, a task that is beyond their abilities/will.
- Comment on (Controversial) Political parties are like bundled sales. 1 month ago:
Theyre still bundles just theres more to pick from
- Comment on birb 1 month ago:
I didn’t know they were watertight
- Comment on Why do some gamers invert their controls? Scientists now have answers, but they’re not what you think 1 month ago:
she forced my parents to bind my left hand to the chair […] and this is how I became right handed.
Hahaha that is such an oldschool thing to do
- Comment on Starmer set to announce UK recognition of Palestinian state 1 month ago:
Iirc they agreed to disagree
- Comment on Wet the drys 1 month ago:
Rip
- Comment on Shh 1 month ago:
Good luck choking sea turtles by throwing straws in the river. The only turtles you’ll choke that way are the river turtles
- Comment on A month remains. 2 months ago:
Fittingly, breaks a Window to get in
- Comment on fools, the lot of ya' 2 months ago:
Who was this simon anyway?
- Comment on Fake history porn 2 months ago:
- Comment on What goes here? 2 months ago:
Also works for pedophiles
- Comment on UK Cops 'Ashamed and Sick' of Enforcing Ban on Anti-Genocide Group Palestine Action 2 months ago:
I doubt it’s that easy. There will be disciplinary systems. And if they quit, I’m sure the govt will find people with fewer morals to take their place.
- Comment on Chirp in Fahrenheit 2 months ago:
Wtf is going on with Dalton
- Comment on Huh? 2 months ago:
Yeah, they are actively talking to me as my brain is booting. At least they’re the first ones to talk on the call, so you have at least that time to gain your bearings
- Comment on Huh? 2 months ago:
What did you service?
- Comment on Shrinkflation 2 months ago:
Would it still be legal tender?
