just_some_guy_2

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by just_some_guy_2 4mo ago
Interesting article. When I was young, the household would receive a bunch of physical catalogs from shops in or near my hometown. We would all sit around the coffee table going through them and looking for good deals. If all these catalogs
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by just_some_guy_2 5mo ago
Isn't that basically what a constitution is for? A constitutional monarchy limits the power of the king, and a constitutional democracy limits the power of the elected government?
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by just_some_guy_2 1y ago
It's the same story all over again with AI. It's legal because there's no law saying AI isn't allowed to copy popular artists, or give legal, medical and physiological advice to random people without possesing any kind
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by just_some_guy_2 1y ago
> I'm afraid your personal hopes are misguided and based only on wishful thinking Oh, I knew somebody would go there. My personal hopes are at least as valid as the blanket statement that everybody will automatically fall to the low
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by just_some_guy_2 1y ago
Denmark already have a limited form of the UBI when seen in that light. The state offers free education and a monthly "basic income" for people studying for a degree, for up to five years. Sure, some people waste it. Some are just
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by just_some_guy_2 2y ago
Suggestions: 1) Any research institutions that receive government funding are required to spent 10% (or 15% or 20% or whatever) of their total budget on replication. If they don't, they stop receiving any government funding. 2) When ci