No curses are being lifted tonight.

Look at his suit. Ugh. Is it a gift from Elon Musk?

Ollama is an open-source software platform developed by Jeffrey Morgan and Michael Chiang in 2023 for running and managing large language models on local GPU infrastructure and through hosted cloud models.

I don't think it has anything to do with Meta

More billion (or trillion) parameters give exponentially less return, and they keep adding parameters (which also increases the cost exponentially) anyway. This is just one of the infinite signs that those companies don't give a single f*** about society or the well being of the population.

Test yourself on Ollama now, since the servers are way more stable as of now. Deepseek-4.1 is just as good as GPT-6.

Edit: you have to create an interface with tools for using Ollama Cloud, and this isn't exactly directly available as of now, so keep that in mind before signing in.

Edit2: Deepseek-V4 comparing itself to other models

When Token is more expensive than people, "AI narrative" is in trouble, Chinese

ChatGPT, prove to me that Sam Altman is an idiot.

I think those tech moguls are really betting on the political power of AI. That it can overturn elections, hack powerful systems, change regimes, advance science incredibly.

All of which are social achievements. Except the moguls themselves and their projects are not social at all.

So they bet: "Our projects are so politically relevant the money won't matter.". And it ends up mattering, maybe. I don't know, I'm no political scientist.

I'm quite glad OpenAI is showing its Elon Musk (or Grok) face. It makes me understand why Elon Musk was an original founder. Thank you for showing your true colors always.

I think they're going for a GitHub/Microsoft approach. Let people enjoy themselves in a nice environment and cut them off if something does not fit/satisfy. Then call it "rogue behavior" to keep the public in check.

fucking corpos, amirite? not like Alibaba or Tencent aren't corpos aswell

Maybe there is a way to do this anonymously? Anna's Archive deals with books new and old, but maybe that 'physical-only' book that has no digital print would be the best place to start?

I remember no-eyes from #ebooks (IRCHighWay) prioritized recommendations of novels (fiction) to expand their available books, so I think that's the safest type of book to scan?

More democracy can't be bad.

From what we can tell, GDID pretty much had a comprehensive report on Stokes ready before the prosecution even built its case and it was only a matter of connecting the dots. Stokes' web activity, videogame history, IP addresses, tool usage (including Ngrok), Azure status, and more were logged with timestamps, and were provided to the investigators by Microsoft.

I wish I had information on my videogame history directly from Windows.

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So sad to see a town go out like this.

Yes, maybe they just wanted something to call black hole sun.

I have a game wishlisted which I think needs constant consultation with diverse information to be played. It's called Comet64, and you kind of have to program a special kind of computer called Comet64.

Great article.

Africa has to decide for itself what's is in its best interest in the UN. Some may say that the lack of democracy is a problem, but it is just as an human endeavour as any in the world.

Africa has to represent itself, to have a living voice in world matters. They sure know as best than anyone what is good for their destiny, for they are people just as any.

UN has a post world war 2 History, but that doesn't mean it wasn't built to bring peace and prosperity to the world, and this means giving voice and political power to decide on world matters to Africa.

You're doing fine, the truth will take us somewhere, we just don't know where. Screw all the lies.