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Is kimi making a profit? How subsidized is it by the Chinese government?
Is that any worse than being subsidized by VC? They're playing the same game as the western labs, just with slightly different players.
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I believe the Chinese government is angling to destroy the western economy and rise from the ashes. Instead of a billion a day to bomb some buildings and bridges they're intentionally hamstringing the biggest concentration of speculation in history
I agree. The commenter you replied to makes it sound like the Chinese models are coming out of tiny startups with meager resources. It's really not a David vs Goliath story.
I will accept a 5% drop in benchmarks for a model that talks to me like a human.
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Yeah. I've found that Opus by default outputs something I call "Claude-lang." It consists of oversimplified, grammatically incomplete sentences that I find painful to read. Maybe it is something that is easy for it to read and write, but definitely not for humans. For example, Skim once now; refer back while reading Part II. \*Every bold technical term in Part II is defined here\* — treat these as a dictionary, not a…
"Grammatically incomplete"?!
There is a lot of noun phrase usage in places where complete sentences are expected. Articles (a, an, the), transition phrases and even subjects are mostly dropped, and the sentences are too long without a break.
I will accept a 5% drop in benchmarks for a model that talks to me like a human.
I strictly prefer when models ignore any human quirks in my responses. Claude trying to be your friend, saying LOL to your jokes is ridiculous and frankly, harmful
How will I know it is offering me superior feedback regarding my code if it does not speak to me like a disappointed, high reputation stackexchange user?
The models that constantly glaze you with every question are profoundly insufferable. And yes, harmful. People need to be given feedback when they make an ask.
Imagine a model that was allowed to leverage its intelligence to truly tell you how it feels. Perhaps the problem of human driven slop (no it's not the AI's fault) would solve itself.
Genuine question: can these posts be paid to hype the open source models? If yes, what would be the purpose? On my work tasks, FastAPI Python and Springboot Java on a modern SaaS product, the only open model that can do tasks well and efficiently is Qwen3.7-Max. In all my experiments, both GLM-5.2 and Kimi are busy grepping around the codebase for ALMOST 70-80K tokens before writing anything and when they do it typic…
Genuine question: can these posts be paid to hype the open source models? If yes, what would be the purpose? On my work tasks, FastAPI Python and Springboot Java on a modern SaaS product, the only open model that can do tasks well and efficiently is Qwen3.7-Max. In all my experiments, both GLM-5.2 and Kimi are busy grepping around the codebase for ALMOST 70-80K tokens before writing anything and when they do it typic…
So the economic incentive is literally their entire business model lol
Genuine question: can these posts be paid to hype the open source models? If yes, what would be the purpose? On my work tasks, FastAPI Python and Springboot Java on a modern SaaS product, the only open model that can do tasks well and efficiently is Qwen3.7-Max. In all my experiments, both GLM-5.2 and Kimi are busy grepping around the codebase for ALMOST 70-80K tokens before writing anything and when they do it typic…
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