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I'm a 40 year old engineer. The big events in my life from a technology perspective so far have been: 1989: Coding for the first time (Apple IIe) 1994: Gettin
by gitfan86 4y ago
I'm a 40 year old engineer. The big events in my life from a technology perspective so far have been:
1989: Coding for the first time (Apple IIe)
1994: Getting on the Internet
1999: Using Google when it started to get really good
2005: Buying GOOG Stock
2014: Buying Tesla Stock
2022: Building a local Pipeline with GANs, SD, Nvidia 1660
Things are about to go nuts. Tim Urban explains it well. https://waitbutwhy.com/2015/01/artificial-intelligence-revolution-1.html https://waitbutwhy.com/2015/01/artificial-intelligence-revol...
- helloworld97 4y agohttps://youtu.be/4KOgmxCKhws https://youtu.be/4KOgmxCKhws The technology might be there but the capital structures...are not?
- gitfan86 4y agoAs far as She-Hulk goes yes. This isn't going to replace Netflix shows, it is going to create entire new industries, just like how when YouTube came out no one thought that some 12 year old kid named Jimmy was going to build a 9 figure business on top of it.
- OOPMan 4y agoThings are always about to go nuts and yet mostly they don't seem to...
- gitfan86 4y agoThe article is from 2015, so yes, you are right, it is easy to say that we have not had insane changes since 2015. And certainly there have not been insane changes between yesterday and today. But if things start changing just 1% more each day it becomes a big deal within a few years.
- futureshock 4y agoI suppose that’s how you measure things? 250 years ago we were mostly farmers and our society had barely changed in thousands of years. Now look at us. 25 years ago most people lived in a pre-digital world. Now there are 6 billion smartphone users. 2.5 months ago AI art was a weird curiosity and now John Oliver is doing skits on it. If this isn’t crazy then what is crazy?
- brian-armstrong 4y agoWhat does buying stock have to do with technology?
- redox99 4y agoJust flexing lol