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I agree, but less profits mean more consumption and less investment in capital.

> 1) Chaudry's article is amazing in its lack of creative thinking.

If that's true, he'll really have problems in a GPT-4 world. Seems to be a self-fulfilling prophecy.

I wonder if the technology landscape will shift in sich a fast way that the people earning the most are the best learners. To some degree, this is already the case. But that also means that you'll earn less when you become older and are not that good in learning anymore.

If you have enough land, by all means..

Yeah shame is a bit lame. It should be funny, if possible (if you can make that work out). But not a lot comes to my mind.

What kind of leaderbordses? Ratio character/upvotes? Leaderbord of flagged persons. Leaderbord of long discussions -> i.e. people responding in the same thread. Leaderbord of most flagged comments and people w/ most flagged. Leaderbord on people who use the word karma often.

German, but kinda fun: https://youtu.be/zPMHVZL7y9Q

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I am not a scientist in this field and can not evaluate the quality of his studies. But if you let ChatGPT do the "non-scientific" work, this seems to be okay to me. Also, I think that with the time there will be better mechanisms for evaluating studies/scientists as generating spam will be easier. But nonetheless, I think these rankings don't fulfill a scientific need. A scientific discovery can be important, but that doesn't mean anyone recognizes that.

I love this film. In the beginning, you are enerved and thinking that it‘s really boring. But in the end, the feeling is fascinating. I like the long sequences and how the tension is built up. Great film.

I am not an expert in this topic, but John Locke wrote a lot about it. https://www.journals.uchicago.edu/doi/abs/10.2307/2130435?jo...

Do you also know the plaquette "View this in any browser"??

"Workism" comes from protestantism: Ora et Labora. America is a protestantic country, so I am not wondering why work is so important to them.

*Now both sides can spew as many disinfo as they like. I ask myself what happens to the political actors outside this spectrum. Also, I think that there are reasonable people on both sides of the angle. You could amplify the reasonable people on both sides. BSaaS = Bull Shit as a Service

No, I don't think so. There is a high chance that them means Jack Dorsey, though.

Funny, you recognize sometimes that they took tracks from Youtube: https://classical.music.apple.com/de/album/1553740049 Here, look at "J.S. Bach: Cellosuite Nr. 1 in G-Dur, BWV1007: I. Prelude (Transc. for Guitar), which is recorded by Ana Vidovic. At 1:28, she is making a small error, which she is also making at this YT video at 1:40: https://youtu.be/zBdK-ailioA

I know people who go to private schools because they don't want to put a burden on the state.

I think this attitude is wrong. A strong democracy doesn't need to fight "fake news" legally and doesn't need their own propaganda op in foreign states like Radio Free Asia etc. If you are banning foreign media in your own country, you are doing the same as China in the end. Why not establish a great firewall?

What about the free market and internet freedom?

I know an artist who has a bandcamp profile, but doesn't make a lot of money over it. It's mostly a business card for getting booked. But that might apply to Spotify for not very well known artists, too.

For classical guitar: https://youtube.com/@SiccasGuitars

I am on a german university. Will see if that's possible, thanks.

That's right. But what I really like at Spotify is that I can start a track on my iPhone, which is connected to my music box, and then add tracks to the waiting list or change them from my iPad. I really miss this option in Apple Music.

I am a student with not a lot of money and I really love classical music. I don't have to pay for Spotify due to Spotify family. Also, I really don't like the cliché that classical music is mostly for the well-earning élite. Classical music is just great music. Totally agree with you. Like the idea of a seperate app; when I am streaming my favorite music on Spotify, it's sometimes weird to listen to some piece of contemporary music and then a classical piece.