tw1984

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by tw1984 13d ago
this basically says you don't believe there is real AI.
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by tw1984 17d ago
In 1985, USDJPY was around 250:1, why 160:1 is now a problem? With almost all of its industries no longer in a leading position, with its car industry being demolished by EVs, 250:1 is what it is heading.
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by tw1984 21d ago
> They have unbelievable capital. all those Chinese labs are backed by the Chinese government which can just print money. time to wake up.
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by tw1984 22d ago
you are assuming the idea, the data, the code being touched by opus worths nothing. how about measuring returns in the sense that I no longer need to share my flagship idea with some random 3rd party just because it hosts the LLM I am using
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by tw1984 22d ago
will be great fun if one M5 Ultra with 512GB memory at 1.2T bandwidth capable of doing 3x smallish local model inferencing each at Opus 4.5 level of intelligence.
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by tw1984 22d ago
Qwen4 sounds exciting
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by tw1984 23d ago
> give the CCP a reason to invade. So it will only make things worse. CCP is not threatening taiwan because it might go for independence. it is _ALL_ about kicking the US out of the west Pacific. because of that, it is never about what p
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by tw1984 25d ago
> I would be happy to see a change there towards freedom, democracy and human rights but that doesn't seem to be in the cards. because you have a western centric view on freedom, democracy and human rights. it is certainly not your
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by tw1984 26d ago
as already suggested, buy and host your own inference system. just own both side of such "RCE". make sure you audit and use open source software for the entire stack. you are just complaining on something that can be totally safeg
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by tw1984 27d ago
Chinese labs are not even in competition mode yet. You'd be seeing them paying you for each token you use when they are in that mode.
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by tw1984 29d ago
With GPT/Claude, hiding those from users to waste their tokens is a feature, not a limitation.
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by tw1984 29d ago
this is not very useful. for over 1 billion real world users living in China, they don't have the option of paying $1.52 per task to use Opus 5, they are banned doing that due to US politics.
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by tw1984 1mo ago
dario must be writing another angry essay arguing why his closed model AI is too dangerous to be used by others.
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by tw1984 1mo ago
just imagine the world without these open weight models - we'd probably have to reverse mortgage our homes to pay for tokens to those trillion $ companies to have access to their models.
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by tw1984 1mo ago
not very impressed. in the era of AI, telling me that the core design is a plugin system that can be reloaded and extended easily is just not exciting. it is something you feel excited 20 years ago back in the 2000s, in 2026, the expectatio
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by tw1984 1mo ago
nothing scientific here, they basically just figured out some real issues caused by bad engineering practice.
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by tw1984 1mo ago
and your freedom model named fable even refuse to answer lots of questions relate to the explosive diarrhea.
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by tw1984 1mo ago
according to this "map", there is only HSR train route from Shanghai to Hangzhou. in fact, it shows there are literally just HSR rails in China. a highly inaccurate map is worse than not having such a "map".
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by tw1984 2mo ago
it is a real threat https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xha2TJ_1C6Q
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by tw1984 2mo ago
China controls way more things, from medical needles to pharmaceutical ingredient. Lots of them can be made in the west or west friendly countries, but that takes time, money, infrastructure and good execution. Yes, identical to what is cov
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by tw1984 2mo ago
care to explain why all governors of Hong Kong under the british rule were white males?
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by tw1984 2mo ago
If that is the case, it means one thing only - US labs don't have moat whatsoever and their expectation to have trillion dollar valuation is just laughable.
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by tw1984 2mo ago
stupidly large number of lawyers as well. fixed for you.
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by tw1984 2mo ago
4 winners, 3 can speak Chinese.
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by tw1984 2mo ago
Chinese AI researchers living in China can easily afford to have a butler managing a few living in nannies and a full time driver/personal assistant. Good luck for getting that type of life in silicon valley.
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by tw1984 2mo ago
> Among the models tested, its overall intelligence ranks second only to Claude Fable 5 and GPT-5.6 Sol. > The full model weights of Kimi K3 will be released in the coming days. More details on the architecture, training, and evaluati
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by tw1984 2mo ago
> I would consider it beautiful I had the same misunderstanding before I get to know CS. that was 30 years ago.
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by tw1984 2mo ago
> A side effect of policies like this is effectively getting people to invest capital to time-shift elec usage. this means you don't have a functioning government/political system.
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by tw1984 2mo ago
too bad that those winners can no longer bet themselves on polymarket as the winner and make big money.
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by tw1984 2mo ago
basically they give you a few hours free electricity in exchange for significantly higher electricity prices for the rest of the day. basically a free IQ test.

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