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by re-thc 4mo ago
> Whether if it is true or not If it was just "that easy" then I doubt only "Chinese models" would be doing it and we'd already be packed with competition. Distilling might be a thing but it isn't a free win
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by re-thc 4mo ago
> I've never had this experience with an US company (except the US giants) where support basically gives me an "it is what it is". Similar US vendors = you're lucky to even get someone to talk to or is too far from th
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by re-thc 4mo ago
> This is really odd taking two completely different things and trying to apply law against them. Hosting was somewhat protected by previous rulings, selling AI services is not. What's different? What's not protected? And what&
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by re-thc 4mo ago
> But also the 600W figure assumes that it's fully loaded 24x7x365. It isn't 100% efficient. Even the best PSUs aren't.
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by re-thc 4mo ago
> Paying for a service does not mean you get access to all potential services a provider offers. Providers can choose to keep some services internal. The problem most people have is "the logic". Sure you can keep it internal. S
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by re-thc 4mo ago
> How does Anthropic or OpenAI differentiate between the two? So if they can't why do some companies still get access today? Just 1s much bigger than "us". It's the equivalent of saying a company like Amazon or Cloudf
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by re-thc 4mo ago
> Take a look at Deno. It's still heavily AI driven. Maybe less than Bun. And they've gone in the route of just taking Node native libraries and what not just because they gave up on working out the compatibility. It's a b
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by re-thc 4mo ago
> And for me 1800 files change PRs created by Anthropic overseen by one person is not necessarily adding to the package. Bun is mostly AI written and AI reviewed at this point (all automated). The 1-person is luxury.
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by re-thc 4mo ago
What does that even map to? On the official GLM 5.2 blog it is none, high and max.
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by re-thc 4mo ago
> Our study compares workers in jobs that could be done remotely, such as finance and software engineering, with workers in jobs that must be done in person. What!? It's like comparing athletes to professors and saying that our data
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by re-thc 4mo ago
Already fixed? Newer jvm / libraries dealt with it.
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by re-thc 4mo ago
> How does that even work? If Z.ai wants to buy let's say GPUs for AI training, what's stopping them from going to a local reseller? In theory, the whole chain has to comply. And if you don't you get fined etc. So the loca
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by re-thc 4mo ago
> Using laws to ban competitors is just economic warfare thats all. Its got nothing to do with "national security" Economic safety is 1 angle of national security. They're not "wrong".
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by re-thc 4mo ago
> There's no installer. There's ZCode ( https://zcode.z.ai ). Which is like the Codex App. That's as "easy" as it is for non-devs that you're complaining about.
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by re-thc 4mo ago
> I had GPT 5.5 in Codex review it after it was done and there was plenty of slop to go around. GPT can find fault in everything and anything including its own work.
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by re-thc 4mo ago
> how close are we to medium or larger businesses starting to buy hardware to run models like this to keep the models local? Years. Even Microsoft said they don't have enough for Github and need to call Amazon. Getting a few even at
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by re-thc 4mo ago
> Bring back humans!!! Don't jinx it. They might use that name for their next model.
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by re-thc 4mo ago
Le Chaton Fat to the rescue!
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by re-thc 4mo ago
> sees an addressable market for AI products Well if you start adding AI powered to "everything" then it is possible. Soon you'll have AI face cream and AI donuts.
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by re-thc 4mo ago
> We've been stuck in the 3-5 Ghz range for a long time. I think we're scaling by adding cache, cores, and specialized instructions. Well, whatever works. Does it matter if it is Ghz or something else? > Due to observations
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by re-thc 4mo ago
Graviton has had a price increase nearly every generation. So not really related.
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by re-thc 4mo ago
> GCP recently increased their egress pricing The peering announcement or did I miss something? I doubt this has to do with the hardware discussion. This is just them increasing their lock-in and trying to curb businesses running to othe
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by re-thc 4mo ago
> But VPS providers share the same hardware and overprovision. Hetzner has a "cloud" offering. The price increases aren't small either.
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by re-thc 4mo ago
> I was looking at faster and better rather than faster and worse Unless you have this moat i.e. you built the model, infrastructure and host it how are you faster and better? Everyone has access to the same tools (well not literally).
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by re-thc 4mo ago
> You can't possibly mean a glorified editor-shell isn't as valuable as say Nike That's a glorified feet-shell. So like-for-like?
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by re-thc 4mo ago
They're not building out AI infrastructure
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by re-thc 4mo ago
> Does any other place have the infrastructure That's not the problem. The US government can export ban GPUs like they do now to more countries if needed. Even if the infrastructure exists, the GPUs won't.
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by re-thc 4mo ago
> What limitations does bunny.net have? A huge free tier (technically, none)
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by re-thc 4mo ago
> We often hear that time is of the essence. Is that like listening to witchcraft? In many cultures e.g. Japanese Anime still clearly shows it you get a cold when you get soaked in the rain. Does it make it true? > Time to market can
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by re-thc 4mo ago
> The Chinese government did a terrible job of reducing poverty relative to other East Asian nations like Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan Your examples ALL had massive help from the US. So not sure if it is a fair comparison. Japan litera

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