You can add location information to your Tweets, such as your city or precise location, from the web and via third-party applications. You always have the option to delete your Tweet location history. Learn more
Do you ever need to get actual users and use cases if you can just keep churning out hyped-up catchphrases, hashtags, and Twitter threads instead? I guess we'll find out eventually.
I've seen a number of hype waves over time -- some that I jumped on, some that flopped, some that worked out. Web 2.0, smartphones, SoLoMo, 3D printers, VR, deep learning, chatbots, wearables... one thing is sure, "web3" has the lowest content-to-hype ratio of anything I've seen
Short list of things that I was enthusiastic about very early, basically on day one: web 2.0, smartphones, DL (back when all the ML folks thought DL was a fad). Things I was cautiously optimistic about: SoLoMo, VR, early crypto (2012-2013).
Things I was skeptical about: chatbots, wearables, 3D printers, current crypto, NFTs, web3
We can also bring up self-driving, which was enormously hyped up from 2015 to 2017. It was always obvious that it was going to be a thing, but I thought the timing was completely wrong
In mid-2018 I made a bet that driverless taxis wouldn't be publicly available in the bay area by mid-2022, and another bet that they would be available by late 2023. I still believe I'm on track to win both
Till funds run out ..
Shots fired!
Was there ever a metaverses anyway or is that still coming with web3? Disclaimer. (I used to make the same kind of jokes about Web2.0)
All New technologies tools come with His own weakness points, and even for web3, it shall be the case, always non Linear and clear points..
Better truths could be clear after some compression. Washouts of weak hands, hype, and poorly constructed firms, have long been an autoencoder in our economies... popularly recognized as a recession.
Twitter may be over capacity or experiencing a momentary hiccup. Try again or visit Twitter Status for more information.
