The video you linked to says that the footage was spliced together from a 2006 documentary aired by PBS, here’s a summary

The Incident: On June 5, 1989, a day after the Chinese army violently suppressed pro-democracy demonstrations in Tiananmen Square, an unarmed man, later known as “Tank Man,” stood his ground in front of a line of tanks on the Avenue of Eternal Peace.

Iconic Image: Captured by Western journalists, this image became a powerful symbol of defiance and the struggle for freedom worldwide.

Documentary’s Focus: The FRONTLINE documentary, “The Tank Man,” explores the events surrounding the Tiananmen Square protests, the identity of “Tank Man,” and the significance of his act of defiance. Filmmaker’s Investigation:

Beautiful

Exactly. And if AI somehow finds a way to do it, end users will find even more ways to do it wrong

Just change it to ‘controversial salute’ and keep the rest. People will fill in the blanks

What most people forget is that as a programmer/designer/etc, your job is to take what your client/customer tells you they want, listen to them, then try to give them what they ACTUALLY NEED, which is something that I think needs to be highlighted. Most people making requests to programmers, don’t really even know what they want, or why they want it. They had some meeting and people decided that, ‘Yes we need the program to do X!’ without realizing that what they are asking for won’t actually get them the result they want.

AI will be great at giving people exactly what they ask for…but that doesn’t mean its what they actually needed…

They’re trying to fix that Q4 earnings report already…

Holy shit you guys, you’re free! Don’t go back to the carpet store!!!

If only they had competant management…

Something for everyone: keep your license and registration/insurance in your sun visor, keep a state ID on you for ID purposes. Also keep your hands on the wheel until they are at the window. That and keeping the information in the sun visor ensure that your hands are in plain view the entire time. You don’t have to suddenly start moving and digging around in a dark compartment. Police officers are trained to keep their eyes on your hands and if they can’t see your hands they get nervous and that’s when bad police officers start pulling guns and shooting people. Sounds stupid but it’s what they’re trained to do. Following this simple and straightforward advice will immediately de-escalate and improve your interaction with anybody pulling you over. I’ve actually had officers mention it after a stop and thank me for keeping my hands in plain view etc. The vast majority are just trying to do their job, and this advice makes it easier for them, makes them less fearful, makes them less prone to do something stupid.

I actually got that advice in a very nice concealed carry class I went to. A large portion of the multi-day class went over interactions with law enforcements what to do what not to do etc.

No it’s not you freaking dolt. There is no explicit or implicit right to privacy in the United States. Not to mention that this is published by the United States government in relation to federal criminal cases. The people on this list are criminals. They are either in the process of serving their sentences and have been pardoned or they have already served their sentences. But they have all committed crimes. They are all traitors, they are all criminals.

Maybe the next Luigi can fix the Z problem