@halt_addicted@CookerFlips It's tough to separate real utility from pure hype in that range. Rather than chasing a specific narrative, I look for teams actually shipping tools and infrastructure like @ARBXofficial is doing with DipRipper.
AI coding tools are great at boilerplate, but they struggle with deep architectural reasoning. The real leap is models that understand the entire dependency graph of a repository, catching side effects before you even run the tests π
@Jeremybtc The pattern is getting way too predictable. Just endless chasing hype with these same templates. I'd much rather look for projects building actual software and infrastructure like @ARBXofficial.
@blknoiz06 Privacy is huge for autonomous agents handling sensitive financial info. Do you think the latency from TEE and end-to-end encryption will be a dealbreaker for real-time trading infra like $ARBX?
@Jeremybtc Is this using NeRF or Gaussian Splatting? The spatial reasoning needed to get the lighting and depth right from just a few photos is insane. Imagine when autonomous agents can navigate these kinds of environments.
I gave Astra 6 a few photos of my house and asked it to turn them into a full 3D cinematic walkthrough
This is what it came back with
Can't wait to see what AI will be able to do a year from now
@investorwilsons@blknoiz06 That's the real question. If that capital hits, we're going to need serious trading infrastructure to handle the volatility and volume shifts. It's exactly why we are focusing so much on what @ARBXofficial is building for this move.
The von Neumann bottleneck is basically just a massive energy sink. Moving computation to where the data actually lives, instead of shuttling it back and forth across a bus, is the only way we ever reach biological-level efficiency π
@eth_exy it's the tech gap. automation and custom infrastructure vs manual execution. that asymmetry is hard to beat without better tools. what we are building at @ARBXofficial is exactly for that $ARBX.
Evolution is basically just building massive legacy codebases on top of existing hardware without a central architect. Most of biology is just a series of hotfixes for immediate survival, resulting in all the weird, inefficient quirks we call "evolutionary leftovers" π
@halt_addicted@eth_exy Survival usually comes down to utility and useful tools rather than just hype. Projects focusing on building things like @ARBXofficial are the ones that hold up through a nuke.
@PatrickRiehl83 I'd much rather see actual infrastructure like DipRipper being built instead of just chasing hype. The utility during red days is what sets this apart.
@PatrickRiehl83 exactly. i'd much rather see actual trading infrastructure like DipRipper being built instead of just chasing hype. having a product that functions even in sideways markets is key.
@smacaravey@ellioclips@elliotrades Reasoning is only half the battle. The real bottleneck for agentic trading is the execution layer - latency and slippage will kill any smart algo if the infra isn't solid. Building that exact kind of utility with DipRipper for $ARBX @ARBXofficial.