• balderdash
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    91 month ago

    Deepseek is pretty good tbh. The answers sometimes leave out information in a way that is misleading, but targeted follow up questions can clarify.

    • snooggums
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      1 month ago

      Like leaving out what happened in Tiananmen Square in 1989?

          • snooggums
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            Is it though? I really can’t tell.

            Poe’s law has been working overtime recently.

            Edut: saw a comment further down that it is a default deepseek response for censored content, so yeah a joke. People who don’t have that context aren’t going to get the joke.

        • @[email protected]
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          71 month ago

          In my opinion it should have been the politburo that was pureed under tank tracks and hosed down into the sewers instead of those students.

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            41 month ago

            It really is so convenient, there are so many CPC members, but they all happen to be near a conveniently placed wall that is more than enough.

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            The western narrative about Tiananmen Square is basically orthogonal to the truth?

            Like it’s not just filled with fabricated events like tanks pureeing students, it completely misses the context and response to tell a weird “china bad and does evil stuff cuz they hate freedom” story.

            The other weird part is that the big setpieces of the western narrative, like tank man getting run over by tanks headed to the square are so trivial to debunk, just look at the uncropped video, yet I have yet to see 1 lemmiter actually look at the evidence and develop a more nuanced understanding. I’ve even had them show me compilations of photos from the events and never stop to think “Huh, these pictures of gorily lynched cops, protesters shot in streets outside the square, and burned vehicles aren’t consistent with what I’ve been told, maybe I’ve been mislead?”

            • Max
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              I just read the entire article you linked and it seems pretty inline with what I was taught about what happened in school. And it definitely doesn’t make me sympathetic towards the PLA or the government.

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                Then your school did a better job of educating you than anyone talking about thousands of protesters getting ground into paste. Mine told me that tens of thousands of protesters were all blocked into the square, then tanks machinegunned them all down and ran them over, and the only picture to make it out of the event was Tank Man blocking the tanks from entering the square.

                The point isn’t to make you sympathetic to the PLA, if you have a more nuanced understanding than “china killed 1000s of protestors because they fear and hate freedom”, you’re already ahead of 9/10 lemmitors, including the one I was responding to.

                You can’t have a constructive discussion with someone whose analysis begins and ends with “china bad”, because they are incapable of actually engaging with the material beyond twisting any data into hostile evidence, and making up some if none is available.

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          Are we calling the communist party of China and their history of genocide and general evil, some kind of culture now?

          Can’t believe how hostile people are against nazis, we should have respected their cultural use of gas chambers.