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Big brain tech dude got yet another clueless take over at HackerNews etc? Here's the place to vent. Orange site, VC foolishness, all welcome.
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This doesnt apply to everything, like VR and 3d printers were a sci-fi fantasy and now they are mundane economically viable but not revolutionary products.
Biohacking and nanomachines otoh dont seem to be viable and you hear nothing about those anymore. Only a little bit in the uncreative (and going on the experts unrealistic) 'ai will create bioweapons' critihype. No 'It will turn people into cyberzombies' (quake 2 was pretty good (that was aliens not AI but still)).
VR did get a preemptive attempt to enshittify it with the Meta-verse, and the tech isn't quite there, but it is coming along. 3d printers are nice, haven't been fucked up yet as far as I known.
Yeah, but they have not generated the science fiction futures, that is what I meant. They are just normal techs