Do "super", "hyper", "ultra", "meta" actually mean anything different beyond just being "cool prefixes" that cycle in and out of favor either organically or suddenly when a major entrepreneur just comes along and names their entire ecosystem after one of them?

personally a fan of ultra as a “cool suffix”, such as Project MKUltra. 

I also like the etymology of ultra

“Good casts: eclectic, quirky, witty” - @botornot

But what if you create something better than ultra

co-founder and cto @payy, using zk for zk.

Admittedly, this is a limit of natural language. 

Fortunately, set theory opens up new naming conventions for marketing where we can compare infinite sets. For example, 

Computer P(ℕ)