> Maybe we need to mandate incorporation of Asimov's 3 laws of robotics into all AI?
Asimov proposed three laws of robotics basically in order to knock them down and show why they wouldn't work.
...have always been something of a dumpster fire.
Eh... this doesn't seem like a consumer problem, though, right? Buy now, pay later... but if they fail to pay later they still have the thing they bought, at the expense of a worse credit score. No repossession is happening here, just write-off. So who's "Can't afford it? Don't buy it" really advising?
10 READ D$
20 PRINT D$
30 GOTO 20
40 DATA "FUCK OFF!"
So, what, April starts with April 2, then? That would be weird, and people would just pull pranks on April 2.
Often, unsurprising findings are published, or previous results are confirmed. And then, people make comments like, "What? They needed a grant from the NSF to figure that out? I could have told you that!" There's no winning with some people.
Hell, just imagine what a banana peel would do...
I'm doing you a favour by solidly hinting that there are a good chunk of people here (nerds) who really don't care what you have to say until you express it in a nerd culturally correct way. Not talking about shaping your opinion, but the use of terminology, grammar, spelling used to express it.
Nerd here. Fine with calling them "nazis." But thank you for your concern.
I'm not your buddy, Senator.
Usually mice are afraid of the scent of cats, and steer clear.
But toxoplasma gondii-infected mice lose their fear of cats, and are actually attracted to the scent. They'll seek it out and hang out close to cats, where they'e more likely to be eaten, thus transferring the toxoplasma to the cat, where it can continue its life cycle.
That has nothing to do with this article, but I think it's really cool.
> what about discrimination laws?
To which nazi-protection law are you referring? I'm unaware of it.
Before you say "First Amendment," I'll point out that that response would make you an idiot.
> You must have a really interesting Library that allows you to borrow (for free) movies.
It's pretty common for public libraries to have DVDs. If your library doesn't have a title, ask about an intra-library loan.
Yes. No need to RTFA. He did it. You're welcome.
...I just need to outrun you.
"Are we living in a simulation?"
What's this "we?" There doesn't need to be enough memory to simulate a universe, just enough to simulate my perception of a local reality. It seems pretty real to me. The rest of you can just be roughed in and rendered when you come into my view.
Remember, even if you win the rat race -- you're still a rat.
