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The README looks clear to me. What do you think went wrong?

I don't work with large language models, but out of curiosity: mimo's score on DeepSWE keeps going up, so why are they stopping training early? Is it due to budget constraints?

Language is meant for sharing information. I don't think there's anything wrong with using AI to write - the real issue is that AI-generated writing can be hard to understand. Once AI solves the readability problem, its writing will actually be better suited for communicating with humans.

Unless Japan raises interest rates or tightens fiscal spending, no amount of intervention will work as long as the structural problems remain.

I was just stating facts about Sakana, and that was enough to trigger you? For the same reason, I don’t use GPT either. At least for now, DeepSeek has no ties to the defense sector. And don’t talk as if the CCP were the devil. The U.S. president is the world’s biggest arms dealer, after all.

But it's priced the same as frontier models. Why do I not directly pay for frontier models?

I probably will never pay to Sakana, as they are involved in military contracts.

https://japannews.yomiuri.co.jp/politics/defense-security/20...

Why is this on the front page of Hacker News? Isn't it just more vibe-coded garbage where nobody takes responsibility for the resulting code?

maybe you are not bottlnecked by coding. but there is high probability that you will be bottlenecked by verifying the correctness of LLM-generated code.

it's in the footnote text of the first figure of the section the link points to, where "昇腾950" means "Ascend 950"

It's interesting that they mentioned in the release notes:

"Limited by the capacity of high-end computational resources, the current throughput of the Pro model remains constrained. We expect its pricing to decrease significantly once the Ascend 950 has been deployed into production."

https://api-docs.deepseek.com/zh-cn/news/news260424#api-%E8%...

It feels like the current trend is a bit scary: the more AI advances, the more people with money and resources will gain disproportionately greater advantages. For example, they can make their own software more secure, while also finding it easier to discover ways to attack other software.

My impression is that, before Microsoft acquired GitHub, GitHub went for many years without really introducing new features, so part of its stability came from the fact that it wasn’t very ambitious or proactive about improving.

The statement from OpenAI makes me feel that Sutskever was right; Altman is full of lies and will say anything for his own interests.

This tells us that we should never share sensitive information with GPT, even if you’ve set it not to use your data for training. Nothing can stop OpenAI from misusing your data.

Garbage collection has never been a major issue for most use cases. However, the Phobos vs. Tango and D1 vs. D2 splits severely slowed D’s adoption, causing it to miss the golden window before C++11, Go, and Rust emerged.

Some of the games I am playing only run on Windows. Thats's the biggest obstacle for me to adopt Linux.

This acquisition is a complete joke in China. From the very beginning, the company focused almost entirely on marketing. Then, after a few months, it fled China and relocated to Singapore. Now that it’s been acquired by Meta, you could say it has finally fulfilled its mission.

I am kind of skeptical about the report, as there are almost no details revealed. Everyone knows that China wants to build its own semeconductor manufacturing devices. The question is how close it is to be used in real production. The report just throws out a very vague number, maybe ~2030, which I can give the same guess, too.

It's my favorite distro so far. It works out of the box on my Zephyrus, with all the fixes needed for smooth performance, including, but not limited to, flawless iGPU/dGPU switching.

I don't quite get who the product targets. The only advantage I can think of is its retro design and its unique OS. But honestly, they are not attractive enough for me to pay 2k USD. I could build a more powerful server with the same money.

Isn’t it just that people are unimpressed with Microsoft Copilot? I’ve always felt that other models work quite well. If the implementation on their side has issues, they shouldn’t blame users for disliking it.

I hate this banner. It made my Vimium addon unable to work unless I pressed Esc first.

US Warns That Using Huawei AI Chip ‘Anywhere’ Breaks Its Rules

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-05-13/us-warns-...