I genuinely find LLMs to be helpful with a wide variety of tasks. I have never once found an NFT to be useful.
Here’s a random little example: I took a photo of my bookcase, with about 200 books on it, and had my LLM make a spreadsheet of all the books with their title, author, date of publication, cover art image, and estimated price. I then used this spreadsheet to mass upload them to Facebook Marketplace in bulk. In about 20 minutes I had over 200 facebook ads posted for every one of my books; I only had to do a quick review of the spreadsheet to fix any glaring issues. I also had it use some marketing psychology to write attractive descriptions for the ads.
NFT’s are extremely useful, but not as some pseudo ownership of a meme….
the real use case of NFT’s is stuff like property deeds, or car titles, etc… normally owning property requires you register with some central authority… and of course they can take it from you….
this allows for decentralized ownership… and a truer ownership as nobody could force you to transfer your nft (unless they have a gun pointed at you).
….
then along came the grifters and now everyone thinks that NFT’s mean a picture of a cool monkey with sunglasses and a cigarette…
100%, it’s just a smart contract on a blockchain that can have multiple keys and logic as to who can add or unlock or withdraw funds at what times… (like if you have a 6 person org and a transaction requires the key signatures of 3 people to also trigger the action for example.) The possibilities are endless. NFTs, however, were hijacked by retards.
i wish we had another word like retard that didn’t hurt mentally retarded people and their families and friends….
but, absolutely… or really hijacked by fairly smart people who then conned a bunch of dumb people in more or less a pyramid scheme….
and now everyone knows of them but nobody knows what they are.
My reaction to these actually useful cases is generally the same: That does sound handy, a time saver. If GenAI were free I’d say it’s amazing.
The problem is the cost, mostly the power cost. It’s just… Not worth it for something like scanning books. It’s almost always just not going to be worth it.
I cant wait until they bring back the walgreens fridge door. AI data center speculating on your groceries so that they don’t have to actually gauge value.
Uber immediately ratifies any outliers and updates their pricing to reflect the conceptual value lost. Meaning for every cheap service you can find, it will increase the value of the whole product without coming back down as the value is speculated higher than before. Investor’s delight!
I genuinely find LLMs to be helpful with a wide variety of tasks. I have never once found an NFT to be useful.
Here’s a random little example: I took a photo of my bookcase, with about 200 books on it, and had my LLM make a spreadsheet of all the books with their title, author, date of publication, cover art image, and estimated price. I then used this spreadsheet to mass upload them to Facebook Marketplace in bulk. In about 20 minutes I had over 200 facebook ads posted for every one of my books; I only had to do a quick review of the spreadsheet to fix any glaring issues. I also had it use some marketing psychology to write attractive descriptions for the ads.
NFT’s are extremely useful, but not as some pseudo ownership of a meme….
the real use case of NFT’s is stuff like property deeds, or car titles, etc… normally owning property requires you register with some central authority… and of course they can take it from you….
this allows for decentralized ownership… and a truer ownership as nobody could force you to transfer your nft (unless they have a gun pointed at you).
….
then along came the grifters and now everyone thinks that NFT’s mean a picture of a cool monkey with sunglasses and a cigarette…
100%, it’s just a smart contract on a blockchain that can have multiple keys and logic as to who can add or unlock or withdraw funds at what times… (like if you have a 6 person org and a transaction requires the key signatures of 3 people to also trigger the action for example.) The possibilities are endless. NFTs, however, were hijacked by retards.
i wish we had another word like retard that didn’t hurt mentally retarded people and their families and friends….
but, absolutely… or really hijacked by fairly smart people who then conned a bunch of dumb people in more or less a pyramid scheme….
and now everyone knows of them but nobody knows what they are.
The way it writes marketing copy is absolutely perfect. It was so formulaic to begin with.
My reaction to these actually useful cases is generally the same: That does sound handy, a time saver. If GenAI were free I’d say it’s amazing.
The problem is the cost, mostly the power cost. It’s just… Not worth it for something like scanning books. It’s almost always just not going to be worth it.
I cant wait until they bring back the walgreens fridge door. AI data center speculating on your groceries so that they don’t have to actually gauge value.
Uber immediately ratifies any outliers and updates their pricing to reflect the conceptual value lost. Meaning for every cheap service you can find, it will increase the value of the whole product without coming back down as the value is speculated higher than before. Investor’s delight!
It’s gonna be zimbabwe on crack.