Mark Berry

QwQ was such a dud. I hope the next version will be better.

I did a quick test to see when the cut-off was.. it was interesting to see this result.

"Tyranny requires your fear and your silence and your compliance. Democracy requires your courage." -- @govpritzker.illinois.gov

This is the way.

This is perfect and does what i need. Thank you!!!! ❤️

looking back, AOL had it right. 30 hours of internet per month was the right amount.

@bsky.app - I’m sure this has been asked … but -please- add a feature to let us import starter pack into lists.

This is the way.

This is arson. I strongly believe he's burning the agencies down and hoping that xAI will pick up the contracts to run them. He's hoping to get a head start over OpenAI / Google / MS / etc. In the end this will completely be about control over the next virtual workforce.

Daddy won't like this.

DOGE is looking less like a cost-cutting effort and more about digging a hole by breaking our government and xAI will be the ladder to get us out. He is creating the problem and wants to sell us the solution.

Mark my words: Elon is positioning to have his AI technology running our government.

Wow! The number of @bsky.app users just passed 31 MILLION!👏

LETS DO THIS!

Kira, xAI has first-mover advantage to AI services in the US government. I’m surprised this isn’t being talked about more. Also nobody is talking about government data being sent into Elon’s datacenters and what is happening with that data.

OpenAI vs. DeepSeek Meme

So true.

If you told me in 1994 that 30 years later the world’s richest man would be a bully SysOp of a worldwide BBS and would use that position to curry favor with a US President…I’d be like wtf man are you nuts

Why Anthropic’s Claude Is a Hit with Tech Insiders A.I. insiders are falling for Claude, a chatbot from Anthropic. Is it a passing fad, or a preview of artificial relationships to come?

Their artifact system and projects are more useful for real work. The model itself is good, but its utility is due to the tooling.

www.nytimes.com/2024/12/13/t...

I believe you can access it on Azure now if you have an account set up. I'm sure we'll see it in the Ollama library as soon as Microsoft releases it on Hugging Face.

The toilet paper.

Wonder if news editors are going to realize people knew about an actual coup an hour-plus earlier on bluesky than twitter. Hearing a lot of that rumbling from old friends still in the legacy content mines today.

Daylight savings isn’t my concern. It's that Trump appears to have promised Musk the federal authority to override control over a practice traditionally handled by states unilaterally.

The anti AI naysayers remind me of the encryption scare in the 90s. Remember the push for the cutter chip?

I agree. I wasn’t suggesting to be flippant with other countries laws, but the where does this end?

I follow the laws of the country that I live in and has jurisdiction. Beyond that.. 🤷

What major advancement in technology didn’t disrupt labor? If it’s displacing jobs, that means it’s effective. Did the horse traders complain about the car?

America to Russian oligarchs, "Hold my beer." 🍺

I’m struggling to find a single case of enforcement of American citizens by the EU for GDPR violation. Unless the EU officially chimes in, I’d carry on. 🤷

This issue is meaningless until it gets tested in court. GDPR doesn't apply to private use - worry about it when you actually get a demand letter from someone with real jurisdiction.

Maybe you can explain exactly how it is in violation.

Government of the main characters, by the main characters, and for the main characters.

I simply don’t trust the 3rd party block lists at this point.