merdaverse

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[–] merdaverse@lemmy.world 2 points 2 days ago* (last edited 2 days ago)

If it's a one time thing, it wouldn't take very long. Redistribution would have to be a continuous process.

Markets inherently create inequalities. You can also verify this for yourself by playing something like Eco (where all players start with the same wealth) for a like a week and then watching everyone complain about inequality.

[–] merdaverse@lemmy.world 2 points 3 days ago* (last edited 3 days ago)

This is definitely achievable. Ireland uses STV (a type of ranked voting) and the average person expresses 3-4 preferences and these end up being deciding factors for lots of candidates, and the general public has a good understanding of how the system works.

[–] merdaverse@lemmy.world 10 points 3 days ago (2 children)

Well said. It's a band aid for first-past-the-post voting. Ranked voting already includes multiple rounds, while only doing the physical voting once.

[–] merdaverse@lemmy.world 28 points 3 days ago (4 children)

Voting for the lesser evil: this is how to do it, USA.

[–] merdaverse@lemmy.world 3 points 4 days ago

For what it's worth, Simion seems to have a more pro EU, pro NATO stance than the rest of his party. He has called Putin a war criminal, called for greater economic sanctions against Russia, expulsion of the Russian ambassador, and has called Russia the greatest threat for Europe. So he is very much in line with the EU right, like Meloni.

[–] merdaverse@lemmy.world 25 points 4 days ago

Very common to hear this. I've heard family that were complaining that male only, illegal immigrants are moving in to steal jobs, when they were exactly in the same situation, just on the other side, some 20 years ago. It honestly shakes my hope in humanity.

[–] merdaverse@lemmy.world 1 points 5 days ago

That is just a tiny dip in the graph. The big drops are due to poor financial performance and CEO churn, both which can be argued are caused by getting Luigid. Unless there is some other health insurance company that has dropped 55% this year?

[–] merdaverse@lemmy.world 1 points 5 days ago

Yeah, the EIRE sign is right behind where the picture was taken

[–] merdaverse@lemmy.world 2 points 6 days ago

This blogger is still going strong today!

 

 

 

Just remembered this community. I have tons of photos of decrepit, abandoned buildings, as it's one of my favorite things to photograph. I'm going to upload some more over the next couple of days

 

Ziff Davis, the owner of several digital outlets like CNET, PCMag, IGN, and Everyday Health, is suing OpenAI over claims of copyright infringement, as first reported by The New York Times. In the lawsuit, the digital media company accuses OpenAI of “intentionally and relentlessly” creating “exact copies” of its outlets’ works without permission. The company also alleges that OpenAI trained its AI models on its work despite Ziff Davis instructing web crawlers not to scrape its data using a robots.txt file, adding that OpenAI allegedly removed copyright information from the content it sucks up.

 

Nate said its app’s users could buy from any e-commerce site with a single click, thanks to AI. In reality, however, Nate relied heavily on hundreds of human contractors in a call center in the Philippines to manually complete those purchases, the DOJ’s Southern District of New York alleges.

Saniger raised millions in venture funding by claiming that Nate was able to transact online “without human intervention,” except for edge cases where the AI failed to complete a transaction. But despite Nate acquiring some AI technology and hiring data scientists, its app’s actual automation rate was effectively 0%, the DOJ claims.

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