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No, they are totally unrelated. Web 3.0 is blockchain-backed web applications (rather than proprietary server-backed web applications, which is Web 2.0) and Software 3.0 is LLM-powered agents.
What was Software 2.0?
If you read the talk you can find out this and more :)
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No, they are totally unrelated. Web 3.0 is blockchain-backed web applications (rather than proprietary server-backed web applications, which is Web 2.0) and Software 3.0 is LLM-powered agents.
What was Software 2.0?
For context - I was in the audience when Karpathy gave this amazing talk on software 3.0. YC has said the official video will take a few weeks to release, by which Karpathy himself said the talk will be deprecated. https://x.com/karpathy/status/1935077692258558443
i synced the slides with the talk transcript here : https://latent.space/s3
> So, it was really fascinating that I had the menu gem basically demo working on my laptop in a few hours, and then it took me a week because I was trying to make it do it Reminds me of work where I spend more time figuring out how to run repos than actually modifying code. A lot of my work is focused on figuring out the development environment and deployment process - all with very locked down permissions. I do thi…
> So, it was really fascinating that I had the menu gem basically demo working on my laptop in a few hours, and then it took me a week because I was trying to make it do it Reminds me of work where I spend more time figuring out how to run repos than actually modifying code. A lot of my work is focused on figuring out the development environment and deployment process - all with very locked down permissions. I do thi…
The last 10% always takes 1000% of the time...
First time using NotebookLM and it blew my mind. I pasted in the OP's transcription of the talk into NotebookLM and got this "podcast": https://notebooklm.google.com/notebook/5ec54d65-f512-4e6c-9c...
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This sounds like an informercial
How so? That sounds a completely realistic use of NotebookLM.
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i synced the slides with the talk transcript here : https://latent.space/s3
so you took my transcript and put it behind a newsletter sub? haha. just share them!
i exepct YC to prioritize publishing this talk so propbably the half life of any of this work is measured in days anyway.
100% of our podcast is published for free, but we still have ~1000 people who choose to support our work with a subscription (it does help pay for editors, equipment, and travel). I always feel bad that we dont have much content for them so i figured i'd put just the slide compilation up for subscribers. i'm trying to find nice ways to ramp up value for our subs over time, mostly by showing "work in progress" things like this that i had to do anyway to summarize/internalize the talk properly - which again is what we published entirely free/no subscription required