Anyone ever collect the same card, or same item on a game. Regardless of price fluctuations? For me it was old school runescape and gnome scarves, or for TCGs as a kid I liked collecting Dark magicians. I didn’t pay attention to the price at the local store. A dark magician was probably only $5 anyways lol… Now if I tell myself this with my shitty crypto coins, maybe I’ll have the same result in 39374 years as I did with my pokemon and Yugioh collections🤯 I’ll start, say it loud, I COLLECT POLKADOTS 😂 submitted by /u/PlasticTreeonaHill [link] [Kommentare]

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If you ask AI whether you should post the full text of an article on platforms like Medium or Reddit, it will almost always say you should post a preview of 1–2 paragraphs, a hook, and include a link to your website with the full version of the article

Distribution is becoming an engineering problem.

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TL;DR: Copyright protects expression and leaves ideas free, because expression was the costly thing to produce. AI makes expression cheap and moves the value to judgment and taste.

You have never met a norm-maker

Minsky learned from Pitts and McCulloch. Then he buried their field for twenty years. The same institutional pattern that shaped the first AI winter is running again today.