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4mo ago
there are ongoing tough competitions between China and America, that is for sure. however, a bold however, it is not in China's interest to see a crashed America. as an export oriented economy, China needs a stable and functioning Amer
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> Hardly, it's one of the least IP-law burdened places in the world. that is one of the major reasons why companies there won't be open - they know full well that anything made publicly available would be cloned/copied wit
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unless they managed to hire enough smart Chinese CS PhDs living in Europe. you do understand that the whole thing is Chinese in China vs Chinese in America?
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4mo ago
you need to be 8yo to believe Chinese are going to give you SOTA models at low prices. being open is not compatible with the Chinese culture. Chinese here, no racism card here please.
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4mo ago
that is to avoid having them arrested by the US under "US national security concerns".
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4mo ago
> I think the Chinese government either already has, or will soon, grasp that if they train the models that people use they dictate what people believe (at least around the margins where that's malleable), and they will happily thro
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4mo ago
no matter whether such directive is necessary or not, it is a clear message to everyone that you and your business need an alternative way to access AI models that is not controlled by <insert whatever government you dislike here>.
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4mo ago
there is no proof of that whatsoever. the internet is full of semi skilled "developers" who should never be developers in the first place.
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4mo ago
did you just time travelled from 2010? show me from which country or company did the Chinese copied their EV techs, batteries, drones, robotics etc. for their military gears, show me show they copied their J-36 and J-50 fighter jets, Type-0
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> Have you invaded Iran already? What’s stopping you? Didn’t Trump mention something like annihilating the current regime? Is it working? I am Chinese, why should Chinese be invading Iran? Please just stop pretending to be an "advan
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> An aircraft doesn’t need to be modern - it needs to shot down the other before it gets shot down. not on its own, but by having a combined AEW&C and high performance ultra long range air to air missiles. Europoor just doesn't
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4mo ago
the key component of ASML is invented and manufactured by the US, that is how the US can force ASML not to export its EUV machine to China. it is an American tech. Airbus is not the result of high tech manufacturing, it is the result of set
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> VW ID.3 VW ID.3 is designed by a Chinese team in China, built in Shanghai backed entirely by the Chinese ecosystem. You need to be totally blind to consider vw being able to design & produce such a car on its own. let's be str
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4mo ago
I consider you as a victim of the brainwashing by your main stream media. there are tons of western cars on Chinese roads, tesla was given free land and close to interest free loan to build its factory in Shanghai. there are numerous apple
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5mo ago
deepseek is building an official coding harness, why would anyone waste time on such 3rd party toy when official one is coming probably in weeks?
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5mo ago
boost the valuation of your company.
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5mo ago
looks ugly.
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5mo ago
which things? care to be more specific?
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5mo ago
"56% of Germany's exports went to other EU countries in 2025" - because those products are no longer competitive in the open market.
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5mo ago
Fox Mulder must be smiling
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Anthropic and OpenAI took your data, trained their model, and tell you "we are not going to tell you anything how we trained our models, we are not giving your the weights our models, you will have to pay us to access the model trained
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6mo ago
I agree that benchmarks are inherently subjective. but the fact that you cite your brief as your main argument is funny - you don't even have any inherently subjective numbers to justify what you believe, you only have "I don'
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6mo ago
when it comes to topics like genders, "it depends on your definition" when it comes to topics like democracy and freedom, western definition is all you must depend on you don't see the problem? lol
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> Democracy is the idea that people should control their government. who started the recent war with Iran and war in Vietnam? did those wars started by American people? did those wars got approved by the people of America or their electe
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> I don't feel great about using an LLM that has a panic attack any time I ask about Tiananmen Square or Taiwanese sovereignty. well American censored LLMs that usually willing to take extreme efforts to convince me that there is no
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> You had to reach back 50 years to find US support for dictators. US allies in the entire middle east are literally all dictators or worse than dictators. For example, Saudi Arabia is an absolute monarchy, you just need 6 years educatio
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I guess Alex Pretti and Renee Good didn't get much say in whether they should be killed by the US federal government. Let me remind you that none of their killers wearing US federal agency uniforms have been charged. I thought their ri
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6mo ago
It is just shocking to hear such stuff from someone in the UK.
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> That doesn't mean it's positive in human rights How about your pack up your arrogance and stop defining human rights for me and other 1.4 billion Chinese?
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6mo ago
anyone still using cursor?
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