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The way I read it was, you have a robot and it:
1. knows it has to build a ferrari (implying it knows what it looks like at least)
2. knows nothing about building, parts, etc
3. can engage in some sort of learning behavior
Once a robot knows it can only connect two parts by screwing them together, it will only try to screw them together, and it might even transfer that behavior over to other parts.
The possible scenarios become much more limited as the robot gets smarter.
Aren't the number of chess moves, for practical purposes, near infinite? A car can be made only in so many ways, but a chess game can be won under scenarios that outnumber the atoms in the universe.
Bitcoin enthusiasts in 2017: Bitcoin is for storing value
Ethereum enthusiasts in 2015: Ethereum is for making trustless currency transactions
Ethereum enthusiasts in 2020: Ethereum is for storing cats
Is bad optics the new 'fake news' because it seems like the Breitmans have been focused on who controls the billion dollars they have.
I remember the Malcolm Gladwell piece ripping Bowdoin for serving good food, and thinking how he got it all wrong. There are so many schools that wind up with garbage from Aramark, and they still pay an arm and a leg for it.
Their dedication is to go after people Jeff Bezos doesn't like
You can move the bitcoin equivalent of $100k+ in 10 minutes. It'll take you longer than a week to convert to cash (not to mention the cost you'll be paying in fees). Plus you still have to deal with all the regulatory checks (unless you think you can get away with laundering money)
Isn't this false and the reason why bitcoin cash exists?