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4er_transform commented on Garry Tan claims Zoho will be out of business due to vibe coding   twitter.com/garrytan/stat... · Posted by u/manojlds
jmathai · 13 days ago
Was it really just 4 years ago that NFTs were "the next big thing"?

The tweets don't age well in hindsight but sometimes there are technologies which feel like they might break through but never do. Having been bullish on the concept of NFTs doesn't make a strong argument for or against having good intuition of breakthrough innovation.

4er_transform · 13 days ago
NFTs from first principles looked like a bad idea even then. They solved 0 problems. When a technology solves 0 problems, it’s doomed to fail.
4er_transform commented on The space of minds   karpathy.bearblog.dev/the... · Posted by u/Garbage
atq2119 · 15 days ago
> LLMs are humanity's "first contact" with non-animal intelligence.

I'd say corporations are also a form of non-animal intelligence, so it's not exactly first contact. In some ways, LLMs are less alien, in other ways they're more.

There is an alignment problem for both of them. Perhaps the lesson to be drawn from the older alien intelligence is that the most impactful aspect of alignment is how the AI's benefits for humanity are distributed and how they impact politics.

4er_transform · 14 days ago
Also: democracy, capitalism/the global economy, your HOA, a tribe, etc etc

Even a weather system is a kind of computational process and “intelligent” in a way

4er_transform commented on Google boss says AI investment boom has 'elements of irrationality'   bbc.com/news/articles/cwy... · Posted by u/jillesvangurp
uniq7 · a month ago
In which of those countries is it possible for a man to work an ordinary job, buy a house, settle down with a wife and support two or three children?
4er_transform · a month ago
In which periods in human history has that been possible? In the parts of the world with the highest birth rates is that possible?
4er_transform commented on Yann LeCun to depart Meta and launch AI startup focused on 'world models'   nasdaq.com/articles/metas... · Posted by u/MindBreaker2605
mehulashah · a month ago
Most of the folks on this topic are focused on Meta and Yann’s departure. But, I’m seeing something different.

This is the weirdest technology market that I’ve seen. Researchers are getting rewarded with VC money to try what remains a science experiment. That used to be a bad word and now that gets rewarded with billions of dollars in valuation.

4er_transform · a month ago
This looks more like a return to form than anything.

The first ventures were funding voyages to a New World thousands of miles away, essentially a different planet as far as the people then were concerned.

Venture capital for a new B2B application is playing it safe as far as risk capital goes

u/4er_transform

KarmaCake day21November 9, 2025View Original