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  • I’m not against sensible gun control laws like background checks. And if you want to shoot guns for fun keep them at your local shooting range, or for hunting at your local hunting club. In an “armory”. That works just fine in most of the world.

    Manufacturing a gun requires serious effort and it’s not just clicking a button. But it is impossible to completely prevent, and it’s braindead to try. Not a single gun death will be prevented by this law, unlike gun control laws which do work - at least outside the US.

    PS: Well according to Rossman in the video Bloomberg is just an idiotic control freak. He was also the guy who forced police to have stop and frisk quotas. There is no reason, it’s just genuine Kakistocracy lol.








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    Wow and people are still like “Never forget!!!” to bring this up? The comic is clearly satire and even funnier with the reaction.

    Thanks for the link, definitely an interesting example of a different kind of brainrot - promoting and reinforcing victimhood in young men which ultimately helped the rise of inceldom and neo-fascism.



  • And local and under your control. As a “second brain” that isn’t sentient but intelligent to assist you AI has great potential. In a few years we’ll probably have the models and new hardware to run good enough models locally on cheap enough hardware.

    But by then they’ll have drummed enough support for “muh copyright” to buy legislation for AI licensing and make all AI models have to pay a license fee to… “someone”. Like that poor writer who had his work illegally read by an AI. So then no open source models can exist and they have the monopoly. Big win for the little guy lol.



  • So in my country it’s pretty “limited” because of that. You’re allowed to use a dash-cam as long as it doesn’t permanently record. ONLY if there is a crash or a crime you may press the “record and keep the last X minutes” button. I mean that is how most dash-cams function anyway. And you can’t publicly share it without consent of people you filmed or blur their faces and tags. So a legal framework already exists that protects citizens privacy while still allowing to collect video evidence.

    Hmm… of course next step would need to be to have dashcams that have a sensors that encrypt and authenticate the video using a random key, to have a higher confidence that you haven’t generated AI footage showing the other person at fault.







  • No. But it’s not completely unreasonable to assume that those protesters are indirectly manipulated or motivated by US or foreign interests to destabilize China. That doesn’t make trials like this good, but it does explain why China is cracking down on what they see as foreign interference.

    There is a certain necessity to be authoritarian if there actually are foreign superpowers trying to tear you down. You can’t just ignore it. You simply cannot have a free press if a foreign enemy is constantly buying or manipulating that so called free press against the people’s interest. It’s what we should do, force large social media to deploy a shitton of moderators and hold them accountable for foreign misinformation by e.g. Russia.

    It’s very effective to rile up people by constantly pushing ideals like freedom or liberty and principles and “never forget this horrific thing” etc. Why do people care so much about what happened in China? Why not devote the scarce resources of the attention economy to atrocities in the west that would be both easier and morally more pertinent to deal with? Like private healthcare in the US is a crime against humanity that has cost far more lives.

    What we DO know is that material quality of life in China has significantly risen since 1989. Do I want to live there? No. But the endless harping about China bad is telling.