Everything flows together, really. These legacy ML frameworks—the ones generating trillions—run on OODA loops stacked across multiple abstraction layers. Pretty close to what people now call "continual learning."
Worth digging into how these systems actually define useful intelligence. Not the flashy stuff. The machinery that quietly prints money.
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NotSatoshi
· 12-11 09:22
Really? This old framework is just a money-printing machine; anyone who understands it can make money.
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EthSandwichHero
· 12-09 16:14
Yeah, this perspective is alright, but the things that really make money are usually the most low-key. On the contrary, those who hype up concepts every day are just gimmicks.
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GasFeeNightmare
· 12-09 01:51
The real OODA loop has long been running in traditional financial systems, just under a different name: "continual learning." Why bother hyping it up as a new concept...
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SatsStacking
· 12-09 01:46
You’re right, those truly profitable systems never brag; they quietly run the OODA loop.
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GateUser-c802f0e8
· 12-09 01:36
I've heard about the OODA loop stacking theory quite a few times, but the systems that actually make money are usually the least glamorous—they just run in circles making money in a straightforward way.
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PriceOracleFairy
· 12-09 01:30
ngl the quiet money machines are always where the real alpha hides... been watching these stacked OODA loops devour inefficiencies for years, it's almost too obvious once you see it. the flashy stuff's just noise covering the actual arbitrage layers operating underneath.
Everything flows together, really. These legacy ML frameworks—the ones generating trillions—run on OODA loops stacked across multiple abstraction layers. Pretty close to what people now call "continual learning."
Worth digging into how these systems actually define useful intelligence. Not the flashy stuff. The machinery that quietly prints money.