Mark Burhop

And I am on @substack . Lets talk about AI software development AND manufacturing. burhop.substack.com/p/from-code-to…

Because it is not always clear, that was a joke. California developers are use agents that run 24 hrs. They can eat avocado toast all day now.

Normally, I just hit "accept". Lately I"ve been mixing in some "retry" hits. I guess the California developers have finished their avocado toast and are starting to work.

@Scobleizer I’m doing both. Serious model to orchestrate, local models for any task they can do. A good local model needs lots of memory, on a computer that gives good token throughput. That is not a trivial problem for most people. But you are right, that does seem to be the direction.

Anthropic banning the Claw. Open Source models running locally is the way.

If English is a second language, You get a pass. So many hard Gs for you.

Today's recommendation for AI Youtubers. It is Gemma, like gem, not Gemma like games. I really don't want to start down this gif path again.

@HappyGezim @huggingface Both. The latest Nemotron and Qwen3.5 models work great for agents. However, I use the GB10's for training too (CNC AI models today). When training is being done, I use Gemini or Claude. Having said that, I love a fun project and I have several 3D printers and several Pi's.

@burhop @huggingface oh nice! you running local models on the GB10 or using it for something else? curious what setup you're going for

Just saw this on @huggingface and realized I have a couple GB10's and a Pi5 compute module. I'm going have to find the specs and hook it up to my OpenClaw.

@PeterDiamandis You all talking about Sci-fi the last few episodes got me researching it. Some good books here: burhop.substack.com/p/science-fict…

Technologies that started as science fiction: Submarines — Jules Verne, 1870. Built by Simon Lake, 1898. Rockets — H.G. Wells, 1898. Built by Robert Goddard, 1926. Helicopters — Jules Verne, 1886. Built by Igor Sikorsky, 1939. Tablet computers — Arthur C. Clarke, 1968. Built by Apple, 2010. Video calling — The Jetsons, 1962. Built by Zoom, 2013. The internet — William Gibson coined “cyberspace,” 1984. The web went live, 1991. Humanoid robots — Karel Čapek, 1920. Built by Tesla, 2024. Universal translators — Murray Leinster, 1945. Built by Google, 2017. Brain-computer interfaces — William Gibson, 1984. Built by Neuralink, 2024. De-extinction — Michael Crichton, 1990. Being built by Colossal, today. What else?

When you know you have a tricky software bug for AI to fix:

@Scobleizer 👋

This should help knock down all the AI replies we have been getting flooded with. Here, I set it on this post so that only people I follow, or the people they follow, can reply here.

@Scobleizer @IrenaCronin I was just writing about this. It’s a little technically dense but I’m sure you have an agent that can put it in the form you want 😁 burhop.substack.com/p/from-code-to…

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@iruletheworldmo You are right, but there are still things slowing it down outside of software. I’m in manufacturing burhop.substack.com/p/from-code-to…

the future is so obvious, no matter what industry you’re in if you’re not operating with fewer staff and more tokens you’re going to be eaten alive. a handful of ai native vibe coders will rule the economy until we reach asi. >let 50% of your staff go >give the other 50% the saved salary in tokens >win obviously, 3 years from now one person with exceptional taste will marshall a swarm of agents but let’s not worry about that right now.

@MugenXBT @Substack Thanks. My peeps in manufacturing have a lot to learn about AI. I hope this is useful.

@burhop @Substack Keep cooking sir

And I am on @substack . Lets talk about AI software development AND manufacturing. burhop.substack.com/p/from-code-to…

Good thing most people don't understand graphs. wtfhappenedin1971.com

In some cases, AI can use computers better than a human can. The impact on traditional desk jobs worldwide will be drastic. If you haven't already, begin upskilling yourself. Don't know how? Ask AI!

People are in for a surprise 😳

I think Vecna got the servers!

Took the a family to the @netflix Experience. Wow. What a fail at the restaurant. Nice people but disorganized. 1/2 served at 1:00. Other 1/2 just got served at 1:30. 3 different reasons about every 10 min why it was late.

Sigh…. Can’t find anyone to bring the bill. This is so strange.