Deme
@Deme@sopuli.xyz
- Comment on Everyone on Earth is likely to be able to see an aurora 6 days ago:
I’ll point out that the magnetic poles don’t correspond exactly to the geographical poles. The aurora comes much farther south in North America than it does over Eurasia, and in the south it’s skewed towards Australia and New Zeland. So “equatorial latitudes” may just mean equatorial latitudes in those areas.
- Comment on They removed the like button. What next, they gonna remove videos? It’s just gonna be ads??? 1 week ago:
There’s no world where you could build more nuclear at the rate that would be required to fix things. It’s expensive as hell and there’s not enough skilled people to go around to build all of it globally.
- Comment on You want to let them know they have an issue without offending them 1 week ago:
That’s the average mickey7 post for you…
- Comment on It's easy 1 week ago:
Poe’s law means that it’s impossible to know for sure.
There’s a lot of loonies on linkedin.
- Comment on Valid Theory: Scientists Are Actually Wizards 1 week ago:
That would imply that the phenomena behave differently over time as the rules are refined, wouldn’t it?
- Comment on post modernism 1 week ago:
No. The wojak on the left was originally modelled on the face of an incel mass shooter.
- Comment on An E-card for that special maga gal on Valentines day 1 week ago:
@grok please put some more clothes on him.
- Comment on Reindeer Flight Dynamics 4 weeks ago:
It’s nonsense. The low pressure should be above the hoof for it to generate lift. The airflow arrows in the first picture are also nonsense. Is it supposed to depict turning to the right or to the left? Can’t do both at once.
We have a word for nonsense made using generative artificial intelligence.
- Comment on Reindeer Flight Dynamics 4 weeks ago:
I smell AI slop. Particularly in the way that it could’ve been made to make sense, but no. An example from the second picture: Do the reindeer fly backwards?
- Comment on constants r fun 4 weeks ago:
The puddle analogy by Douglas Adams
- Comment on constants r fun 4 weeks ago:
So the dent in the ground is a perfect fit for the puddle that formed in it?!
- Comment on 4 weeks ago:
Did you just call finnish, estonian and hungarian “germanic” languages?
- Comment on well now I don't know what to think 4 weeks ago:
Good work guys, keep up the PSYOP and you’ll get nice gifts!
- Comment on Anon follows orders 5 weeks ago:
A moot point in this situation. If you’re ordered to guard a building in the middle of the night, you assume that it’s at worst just something inconsequential and stupid. “Oh now they want me to stand here for some reason? Sure, I guess.”
They weren’t gunning down civilians or anything like that. Shooting people floating in the water after their boat was blown up is a much clearer violation.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 month ago:
I don’t think anybody here objects to machine learning being used with protein folding simulations or weather prediction etc. actually beneficial use cases. Language model bullshit is what’s the subject of discussion here.
- Comment on Who did this? 1 month ago:
He has a soul?
- Comment on Always funny when it happens 1 month ago:
sees sexist boomerpost checks username Mickey7
- Comment on Obama's got jokes 1 month ago:
Sure, but that text (the joke) has already been done to death like a decade ago. “Black humour is like food, not everybody gets it” and so on…
- Comment on Obama's got jokes 1 month ago:
- Comment on Ever see something and think maybe you didn't die soon enough 2 months ago:
Has to be AI. Look at the necklace.
- Comment on the future is now 2 months ago:
I’m not fluent in reading chinese, but the text in the jacket looked odd and sure enough, it’s incorrect when comparing to a picture of the real logo.
- Comment on Got invited to THIS party. Seems to be a new trend of celebrating first times in your life 2 months ago:
Ai slop
- Comment on Anon doesn't like the doors 2 months ago:
I’m going to have to steal that first line for describing the next thing I suspect of being funded by the CIA.
- Comment on Pow-- 2 months ago:
No. Most racists are not people in power, and having “inferior” white skin (not a downgrade, just a sidegrade for the combination of northern latitudes and agriculture) applies to a lot more people than just the racists.
The reason that they are the way they are, is that it’s an easy outlet for the anger caused by probably a myriad of reasons, some common, some more specific to the person in question. I’d be willing to bet that financial insecurity caused by neoliberalism is pretty high up on that list for many, and that’s why the actually powerful people like to promote racism to divert the anger elsewhere.
- Comment on Same shit!!!!!!!!! 2 months ago:
I think the fingers just curl in. The picture looks ok to me, but yeah it’s still lazy marketing for ai slop.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 months ago:
Ai slop slop slopity slop
- Comment on Anon uses the internet like a normie 2 months ago:
I suspect that selling information about their users will also be a major source of revenue. They could be doing constant psychoanalysis and profiling based on the conversations and honestly it sounds like the holy grail gor data brokers.
- Comment on Too bad famous paintings like this don't have captions like the ones I added 4 months ago:
I think the nipples should be censored by covering them with male nipples. Because those are ok.
- Comment on Directions 4 months ago:
I asked a researcher on mastodon working at the Amundsen-Scott Station last year about how they manage navigation there and they have their own grid system over there, aligned with the prime meridian.
- Comment on Posting for the "Now guys he was MURDERED! Don't celebrate!" Crowd 4 months ago:
Pointing out that gangs do a lot of violence is an attempt to shift blame onto the demographic groups which are overrepresented in gangs due to socioeconomic reasons (systemic racism).
