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by tokioyoyo 3mo ago
Backed by Alibaba, so not really resource constrained, but obviously much less than Ant/OAI. They did a spectacular job, congrats!
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by tokioyoyo 3mo ago
That is correct, but that’s not what I’m talking about. A lot of people complain about handing their data to Chinese government. My argument is, as of today, people like China more than the US. And the American government has publicly said
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by tokioyoyo 3mo ago
Again, you might be against Chinese government. People aren’t the world perceive China in a better light than the USA right at this moment.
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by tokioyoyo 3mo ago
Right at this moment, there are more people in the world on the side of China than on the side of the USA. Which can translate into raw market numbers at some point. So these comments are kinda moot.
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by tokioyoyo 3mo ago
20 years ago software wasn't as much battle tested as today, had way less feature set, was less connected to the internet, and etc. 428 CVEs looks small, assuming not all have CVSS 9.8 or something.
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by tokioyoyo 3mo ago
Generally, companies with >150 people can’t use subs. So yeah, it’s mostly a funnel for devs/small companies to eventually vet for the product and convince their enterprise to use it as well.
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by tokioyoyo 3mo ago
Since it’s summer i try to start my day with biking downhill to the gym for some weightlifting, then bike to the outdoor pool, then slowly bike back. Probably the best 2 hours of my day every day. But I agree with the spirit, once you find
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by tokioyoyo 3mo ago
Does it matter in 2026?
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by tokioyoyo 4mo ago
Same here.
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by tokioyoyo 4mo ago
Ah, thank you, and sorry!
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by tokioyoyo 4mo ago
This gets brought up a lot, and I’m not sure how to explain it. But inconsequential complete free speech is not the top issue for some people. People have different priorities.
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by tokioyoyo 4mo ago
At some point, we should kinda accept that "China's X, Y, Z industries are about to collapse" headlines are just bad at predicting the future. They've proven again and again how they can pivot fast. Applies to tech as we
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by tokioyoyo 4mo ago
Theoretically that gives edge to all other companied around the world though, no?
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by tokioyoyo 4mo ago
This is one of the most fascinating comments I’ve ever read. Thank you so much! I was wondering, how does this all get funded?
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by tokioyoyo 4mo ago
This will be a fun watch, because other countries won't rush to ban Chinese models. Fun times, fun times.
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by tokioyoyo 4mo ago
Pretty much objectively puts you/your company in disadvantage if you’re not using frontier models.
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by tokioyoyo 4mo ago
In this scenario it does, because consumers win. Everyone in AI industry wants to fight dirty, but gets angry when their competitor fights dirty as well. And I’ve mentioned it before, how I generally like Ant and its products.
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by tokioyoyo 4mo ago
You might be underestimating the number of little schools, and computer shops. I can recall even back in 2005, there were HTML shops popping up here and there, in little cities around the world.
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by tokioyoyo 4mo ago
Are your users technical people or non-technical? From my personal experience, once you pass certain number of users, most bugs are caught by your own systems through reported telemetry. It’s very rare for non-technicals to report a bug, as
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by tokioyoyo 4mo ago
10 years ago we already had the same tools. 15 years ago they were starting up. If you wanna go further, 20 years ago we didn’t have that much of distribution, users, or differences in software/hardware. Shipping speeds were also much
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by tokioyoyo 4mo ago
Smart and driven people wasting time on ideas that have been tested time and time through to be ineffective is not net good for society.
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by tokioyoyo 4mo ago
Well, kinda yes, but not really. Concept of SNS changed from “audience of my friends and acquaintances” to “audience of potentially anyone in the world” around 2017ish, when every feed became algo-feed. And users like it, because it is akin
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by tokioyoyo 4mo ago
Easier to say than do.
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by tokioyoyo 4mo ago
Not going to lie, it would be an absolute hell to develop an app that's actually used without getting crash/analytics.
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by tokioyoyo 4mo ago
I agree in general, but keep in mind, a lot of things have changed in Japan in the past 10+ years. Quite a bit of labour law changes and etc.
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by tokioyoyo 4mo ago
To be fair, it is the same in Japan.
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by tokioyoyo 4mo ago
> There was a point in my life that I couldn't do that. At some point of my life, I realized I can’t assume or rely on the idea that other people will enjoy living their lives like I do. So, what I find admirable and something to th
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by tokioyoyo 4mo ago
Process works if you keep building, expanding and making it safer. If you don’t build it for decades, you’re basically starting from scratch. It is a hard sell when you have to front a good chunk of money, without a track record of successf
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by tokioyoyo 4mo ago
I like Ant, but also I support the tit-for-tat competition. In the best interest of consumers.
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by tokioyoyo 4mo ago
Not the OP, but because that’s not usually the answer I’m looking for, and my assumption would be the interviewee is not familiar with the concepts. I’d want to hear about how they use it, what are their pain points, how they’ve automated s

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