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Damn. I bought rl.ai when I was a grad student but it's been laying fallow since I can't really blog about the stuff I'm working on right now. How does one go a
by clickok 4y ago
Damn. I bought rl.ai when I was a grad student but it's been laying fallow since I can't really blog about the stuff I'm working on right now. How does one go about selling their domain for millions of dollars?
- elil17 4y agorl.ai is probably not so valuable. Everyone now knows the word "AI," but only specialists know "RL"
- pavlov 4y agoWhat’s RL? “Real life” is the only thing that comes to mind.
- profstasiak 4y agoreinforcment learning
- rvz 4y agoExactly. That is why it is probably not valuable.
- pavlov 4y agoOk, thanks. Short names on these popular country TLDs are probably not as valuable as they might seem. I used to own a NN.io domain name where NN was a common financial abbreviation. I thought it might be fairly valuable, but I ended up selling at auction for less than $3k. (That was before the crypto boom. Maybe it could have fetched more if I’d waited several years and sold in 2021. It seems like there was a short moment when even relatively crap .xyz domains sold for five figures.)
- ilkke 4y agoI was betting on 'roguelike'
- manimino 4y agoWhich is a bit surprising, given that RL is the most likely path to the scary AI future everyone loves to blog about.
- elil17 4y agoDoesn't surprise me. Maybe you've heard of low temperature heat pumps, but not the refrigerants that enabled that technology. You've certainly heard about solar panels but you probably don't know what metallurgical and manufacturing advances made them cheap enough for many people to buy. Why should someone learn technical jargon when what there interested in is what effects the technology will have on society?
- marban 4y agoDan, Sedo, Afternic
- hellomyguys 4y ago> How does one go about selling their domain for millions of dollars? You have a domain someone wants to buy for millions of dollars