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Comment Re:I think (Score 1) 71

I would say it's the straw that broke the camel's back. It's also likely the one everyone is focusing on the most because it has the largest cross-demographic appeal, even among people who previously had mocked and scorned gamers when they spoke out about corporate abuses and the degradation of property rights and basic truth in advertising.

Comment Re:If an AI is hallucinating . . . (Score 1) 60

Not the LLM, but the police themselves. Think of it like parallel construction. More and more evidence is coming out that the police acted out of pure malice and deliberately lied from the start. Rather than get caught with that they're now trying to retroactively cook up an excuse to claim that it wasn't deliberate malice and lies but rather idiocy and incompetence. They used the LLM to retroactively invent a cover story that makes them look stupid rather than evil.

Comment Re:If an AI is hallucinating . . . (Score 1, Informative) 60

This is a backfilled excuse. The head of the police in that jurisdiction was hand-picked by local extremists and the police had overwhelming hard evidence of credible plans for violence if Jewish fans weren't banned. We're talking about the same country that dropped the charges against members of a parade of cars who drove around screaming for Jews to be raped and murdered but will arrest thousands of UK citizens for tweets and thought crimes. They're inventing excuses to try and make this look like incompetence because all of the evidence is it was premeditated malice.

Comment Re:Heat? (Score 1) 82

Given their location heat is the single largest use case for their entire system for at least half the year, and in many places entire towns rely on centralized systems for heating their homes and water. Coming up with a narrowly tailored optimisation like this for that specific need makes a lot of sense for them.

Comment Re:Panic culture (Score 1) 162

For the avoidance of doubt, I live in the UK, people aren't being arrested for "political residence", same as the EU.

Neither the far leftEuropean Union nor your own government are denying the UK's shocking fall into authoritarianism and the enforcement of de facto blasphemy laws. The only thing the Starmer regime can bring itself to say in its own defense is a pathetically ineffective rebuttal of its absolutely blatant two-tiered justice.

13 yr olds are definitely not being strip searched.

No they're being enslaved and gang raped by dozens of men a day including police officers in one of the largest organized campaigns of sexual slavery and human trafficking in modern history. One your beloved leftist politicians actively protected for years and are still complicit in to this day.

fascist

Your government literally just passed some of the most orwellian censorship legislation in the entire developed world, to the point even leftist NGOs are publicly declaring that the UK can no longer be considered a free country on par with the rest of the developed world.

where people can be held to account for their actions.

Your government actively covered up one of the largest organized campaigns of mass child sexual abuse in modern history through literal orwellian unpersoning, gag orders, and secret sweetheart trials. Your prime minister was denigrating the very idea that grooming gangs existed as a far right racist conspiracy theory just weeks before acknowledging it was real and leftists were actively complicit in covering it up.

Comment Re:Africa Least Distorted and Centred (Score 0, Troll) 259

Today on "AmiMojo is actually really racist" we're informed that Sub-Saharan Africans are so inferior to everyone else in the world that they're able to be held back solely by people not having an intuitive grasp of other continents' sizes on a map that already keeps Africa extremely accurate and at the center of the projection.

Comment Re:Panic culture (Score 2) 162

And which civilized countries are those? Britain? Where about a thousand people a month get arrested as a sanctioned form of state repression for political dissidents? The EU? Where they just said journalists can be arrested if it's in the "public interest"?

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