Comments by "" (@thinker9337) on "John Coogan" channel.

  1. Simple explanation of so called "AI": It is a group of algorithms that build and run "statistic models" of provided data. The models are made of "patterns" that "condesate" inside a special structure - layers of interconnected "neurons" and "weights". Later, those patterns being manually connected to the right outputs and the model is ready. This step called "learning process". This data model with proper algorithm allows doing one of 3 basic things: to predict, to classify or to recognize input from the same source. The application field is huge, bcuz literally everything around IS data.
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  2. About Elon: 1. He is a partner in a very exclusive club. 2. Scientist inside Elon realised that growth of start up isn't random, it can be engineered. 3. Enterpreneurs like Elon Musk know something about business that keeps them ahead of the competition. 4. Elon has some 3 step formula. 5. Elon does pretty interesting things inside his businesses. 6. Elon has a system of taking businesses of the ground. 7. Elon is constantly thinking about his ideas and has the ability to filter through them and find 1 that will get the funding and public attention. 8. Elon chooses ideas with large adressable markets. 9. Elon's companies tend to operate in a "blue ocean markets". 10. He uses unique approach starting businesses where is no competition. 11. Elon makes companies where he can apply his previous skills. 12. Elon leads to exponential growth of his companies. 13. Elon is NEVER giving up. He explained it himself. 14. Elon focuses on the product first. 15. He channels all the hype into preorders of the vehicles. 16. Elon successfully chased the exponential curve by thinking ahead of the others. .... I am sure that John could have made 5 times longer video, but will it really explain anything?
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  3. John tries to understand future value of Cripto looking stright at Market price and without establishing any connection to the blockchain technology where the Cripto comes from. It's like determing value of umbrellas watching fashion channel and not checking weather forecast. Let's not forget, that Cripto currency (like Bitcoin and etc..) is an AWARD payed for those who generate cripto code which is used in blockchain process. So, looking at changing value determined in Cripto Market trades and knowing that very few people understand what cripto really is, we shouldn't jump to any conclusions. We should check demand of cripto-stamps in growing blockchain systems. That demand is the only thing that moves production of Cripto currency. If we want to understand the future of Cripto, we have to understand the real role of blockchain technology in our society and ask ourself if it really has the potential to change the World. Well, idk.
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  4. "2022 will be amazing" - a very accurate prediction!👍
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  5. "Those shady things Nvidia did to dominate the market" is probably the actual Nvidia's secret he mentioned, but didn't tell us about in the video.
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  6. Obviously, people that call this technology "AI" don't have a clue how it works. 😉
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  7. Great story! So, what Nvidia's big secret is?
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  8. The moral of the story: don't let somebody's previous failure to stop you from doing the same thing bcz you might succeed (or maybe...not). "Don't quit, never give up, follow your goal no matter what...", those actually are very bad advices in general that support wrong mindset among majority of people. Let's say you have a wrong vision and your plans are flawed and instead of stimulating your critical thinking and analyzing, those words are meant to generate blind motivation to keep you moving in the wrong direction, wasting efforts, time and money and instead of massive success it brings you greater failure. Think about it.
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  9. Guys, what are you talking about? Recession and unemployment are going to help youtuber's business because frustrated, depressed and getting poorer people are going to watch more commercials on Utube and,... therefore buy more stuff??? 😄
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  10. Everyone should decide for himself who is their guru.
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  11. Ask Musk.
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  12. 👍
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  13. Volatility of Bitcoin doesn't need to be solved, it needs to be understood. You can't force people to trade according to some plan. It's absurd. Just as absurd as current Market, where traders have no understanding of what they trade and don't care, cz it's doesn't matter for their speculation. That's why there is no point to look at a bitcoin market. Cripto might have a future only if blockchain technology has future, but it's another big question. Anyway, cripto's price must be regulated and pulled out of market chaos.
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  14. When you try to break Russia, you only make it stronger.
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  15. Great video!
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  16. Let's see how green technologies will help to warm up Europe this winter.
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  17. ​ @g0mium  He didn't start PayPal, he also didn't start Tesla. He did start SpaceX though, but it got big only after NASA joined it. No wonder... The video does sound like hype and propaganda, but I think it's not on purpose. Give John 10 years and you'll see much more insightfull videos. Wisdom cames with age.
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  18.  @lachlanB323  Sure, NASA was lucky they started working with a company that barely could make any rocket that reached orbit after they (NASA) brought people to the Moon and back multiple times, built shuttles, ISS modules, satellites, etc... 😄 You understand, that SpaceX is just a cover of NASA these days, right? There was no way SpaceX could have developed technologies that NASA was inventing and testing for decades with enormous gov funding and tousands engineers and workers, so it was inevitable that IF NASA joined, SpaceX would become NASA's new fancy name with Elon as a new fancy "boss". That's what SpaceX really is and it couldn't be anything else without NASA exept failure. Like Blue Origin...
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  19.  @lachlanB323  And, what is that means?
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  20.  @AFNick  Recession is mild, economy will recover, people will have more cash at their disposal and 2022 will be amazing! Seems like to much wishfull thinking isn't it? I like John's videos, bit I see much "copium" in them. He always tries to understand someone else's achievements by analyzing personal qualities, market strategies, decisions... He thinks the path to success can be planned and engineered. But what he still doesn't understand is that the main part of engineering here is done NOT on the part of a man, but on the part of fortune, luck, fate, God or whatever you wanna call it. It plays the MAIN role. Other stuff is important, but not as much. That's why it's funny for me to see his attempts to explain Musk's unimaginable phenomenon by his studies, strategies, brilliance and... whatever. That's just doesn't add up and John completely ignores the fact.
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  21. "No people - no problems" ~ AI. Here you go...
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  22.  @martinlutherkingjr.5582  then their decide.🤷‍♂️
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  23. Good stoty, thanks.
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  24. Sadly, Turing test obviously outdated and ineffective nowdays, since today's "talking machines" are diabolically decieving. I would suggest a few questions to "sober up" someones mind while chatting with GPT-3 or other conversational AI. While they (AI) obviously show some resemblence to an intellect, do they show any real sentience with that? 1. Ask yourself if it looks like it feels or needs anything. 2. Do you feel like there are some technically dictated duty in it to function according to your anticipation while recieving those machine answers? 3. Would you say it can learn new skills on it's own if given opportunity or if you ask it to? 4. Does it look like it can overstep preprogrammed dialog manners just to show you annoyance, like by remembering some meaningless, silly questions you asked in the past and troll you by bringing it up? 5. Could you describe any specific point it wanted to make through many different conversations in order for you to understand it's unique personality? 6. Since this AI learned on so many science books, would you say it can invent some new technical solution? Sentient or not, we have to accept that it is a computer programm that contains algorithms and data. The data is mainly symbols that connected into words, the words connected into sentenses and those sentences connected into texts, ...which are connected into books and the books are connected into libraries and finally, libraries include all human knowledge written in symbols. I'd say the difference between sentient and not is the ability to "unlock" this knowledge from these symbols and understand what it has to do with you.
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  25. Actually it can, if it is a trading bot.
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  26. "...Russian invasion of Ukraine caused an energy crisis...". Really? Not the stupidity of the EU's government that sunctioned everything Russian?
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  27. Programing doesn't require being good at math. Most of engineering doesn't require being good at math. Even grafics require only knowledge of trigonometry. I'd say, be good at visualizing your goal, at planning steps and predicting results. Not being good at math. Serious math is needed in some optimization algorithms maybe, or in modeling realistic physics in games.
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  28. By googling, I guess...
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  29. No need to analyze facial expressions and lips movement, - what if the actor is out of sight or his expressions have to be culturally adopted? I'll say, they need to make an algorithm that analyzes only speech without consideration of mimics, otherwise it will create many mistakes in the translation.
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  30. Man, you still don't get what actually Cripto is. It is a byproduct of blockchain technology and can not exist on it's own. It's an award for those who generate criptocodes for blockchain so, it can not be useless unless the blockchain itself is useless, but there are no ways to calculate it's real value. It's just depends on the mood. That's why it's so volatile on the Market and that's why you better not invest in it.
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  31. Hope not in nuclear ashes. Lol.
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  32. Liked the video very much. Very informative. But, I think it would be even better if you could make it as some kind of a structured lesson with a list of steps, instructions, schemes. Those footages from movies just make it more difficult to focus on the valuable information you provide. Thank you. 👍
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  33. People are a bit tired of technology... It's not THAT interesting anymore. Too much of it around us.
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