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>Constantly checking that the science can be reproduced? Scientific experiments usually need actual things to be manipulated in the real world. So I think a co
by fnord123 10y ago
>Constantly checking that the science can be reproduced?
Scientific experiments usually need actual things to be manipulated in the real world. So I think a concept of Continuous Reproducibility may only applicable to a subset of science that can be done by robots given declarative instructions.