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by chvid 3mo ago
Deepseek.
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by chvid 3mo ago
Technology.
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by chvid 3mo ago
rhoooo - so this is where to go to get cheap Claudeo at 90% off the listing price!
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by chvid 3mo ago
(This sounds like a clumsy way of catching the Chinese that easily can be side-stepped.) Claude Code has more or less full access to the client computer. The server (that hosts the actual AI) can just go: execute this payload and tell me th
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by chvid 3mo ago
It is interesting how much people doubt Huawei’s capabilities in this area - Jensen does not (in the dp interview) - of course you can dismiss this as him talking his own book.
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by chvid 3mo ago
The bad ass “resume” of the founder - sounds like the Chinese guy from the Silicon Valley tv show (who ends up ruling the world from somewhere in the jungle): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wang_Xing Wang Xing (Chinese:
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by chvid 3mo ago
You could also do a computing pr dollar graph - which would be a similar sharp decline over the past decades - however it won’t show anything like the memory price spike of the past few years.
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by chvid 3mo ago
So the Dutch can make more money and pay less for ai, memory, cpus etc that currently is being monopolized by big tech.
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by chvid 3mo ago
If history is a guide, the Dutch will do what the US asks of them.
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by chvid 3mo ago
HUAWEI Presents the Tau (τ) Scaling Law, Enabling Breakthroughs in Transistor Density and System Performance https://www.huawei.com/en/news/2026/5/ieee-iscas-tau-scaling [Shanghai, China, May 25, 2026] T
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by chvid 3mo ago
The latest from Huawei (which is probably the company to watch here) is an idea called "logic folding" which will squeeze more juice out of DUVL by 3D-stacking logic chips. So far they have announced road maps and benchmarks for t
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by chvid 3mo ago
"What is there to stop them?" Washington for sure is trying their very best and has so far been quite successful.
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by chvid 3mo ago
There are no concrete guidelines or rules as this article illustrates.
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by chvid 3mo ago
Anyway - the answer to the rhetorical question - is there anyone thinking "it could be our turn soon" - seems to be a resounding "no".
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by chvid 3mo ago
Yes - really. The presence of US companies in China is huge and everywhere whereas the presence of Chinese companies in the US is tiny.
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by chvid 3mo ago
Some history for context: In 1999 Swedish Volvo spins out and sells Volvo Cars to Ford (Volvo Sweden continues making trucks and heavy equipment) for 6.45 B USD. In 2010 Ford sells Volvo Cars to Geely for 1.8 B USD. iN 2017 Geely spins out
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by chvid 3mo ago
The simple story is: If you go to China you will see US brands everywhere. If you go to the US, you will see Chinese brands nowhere.
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by chvid 3mo ago
If you go to China you will see plenty of KFC, Starbucks, Apple, and Tesla. American companies that all make billions out of the Chinese market. Yet the US government seems happy to play games like this; there must be someone thinking - hey
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by chvid 3mo ago
It never made same sense that the most capable model was used by the CIA to create vault 7-like exploits while the same model was being used by another government project / random little people to patch up the vulnerabilities the explo
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by chvid 3mo ago
They should also allow CXMT to buy equipment from ASML.
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by chvid 3mo ago
HomePod mini? Up 30%? How is this excused by increased memory prices? Sounds more like broad across the board inflation to me.
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by chvid 4mo ago
Unlike Anthropic and OpenAI, companies like DeepSeek, Alibaba, z.ai open source their models which allows for true model to model distillation rather what you can do when the model is only accessed via an API with its reasoning chain hidden
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by chvid 4mo ago
This would have been much more interesting and impactful if it had relied on open source models rather than commercial models that are only availble via an API. The reasoning chains could have been used, and the resulting combined model cou
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by chvid 4mo ago
Or it is a straight up shake down: Upcoming IPO, Trump insiders demanding 10%.
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by chvid 4mo ago
If I use the words alchemy and magic about a piece of code, those are not flattering words.
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by chvid 4mo ago
They will sell and keep selling until the price is too low to justify production. And then some more to gain market share.
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by chvid 4mo ago
Enough of this. It is time to activate the Chinese. Seriously let ASML sell to CXMT etc.
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by chvid 4mo ago
Facebook and Instagram are such strong businesses that they could completely stop development work and the businesses would still be unbeatable monopolies for years to come. But what I don’t understand is how screen recording / keyboar
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by chvid 4mo ago
Not bad for a VS Code fork and a Chinese LLM fine tune.
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by chvid 4mo ago
But there is money in complexity.

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