SomewhatWindy
294 posts


@CrticaConstru20 @comrade_casey Exactly because we don't have the kind of free speech the U.S. has, we admire America even more. Everyone studies English, and all the talented people go to the U.S. to study and work. Otherwise, where do you think China stole all its technology from?

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You have no freedom to criticize your authorities;
And yes; big part of chinas progress is USA openness to buy from you and producing what they sell in the USA in China.
Apple is a great example. What they have invested in China, even having other alternatives, is just amazing.
But this can easily change.
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@CrticaConstru20 @comrade_casey You're absolutely right. China's development simply wouldn't be possible without the US. What would we do without America? Who else would we steal technology from? That's exactly why Chinese people love US and Trump so much.
You've practically disproved your own argument.

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Call him what ever you want.
But you’re afraid of him.
And you should be.
China depends on America more than you wish to admit.
In fact: China's trade surplus with the United States is much smaller than most people think. Gross trade statistics ignore foreign value added, the profits of U.S. multinationals, intellectual property, and the domestic sales of American companies operating in China. Once those are taken into account, China's apparent advantage shrinks dramatically.
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@CrticaConstru20 @comrade_casey We Chinese especially support Trump. We call him "Chuan Jianguo" ("Trump, Builder of China") because he's been helping China all along. Every sanction Trump imposes on China only makes China stronger. Thanks, Trump. Thanks, America!
Love from China

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@comrade_casey You can support whoever you want.
The Chinese can't.
If one of them publicly said they support the United States and insisted on that right, they could end up in prison.
That's the difference.
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@a_musingcat They ignore IP law, that’s playing dirty.
The fact that America is still winning despite this is testament to its greatness.
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> be Kimi
> hear “Chinese open-source models are years behind” every week
> ship Kimi K3
> top the Frontend Code Arena
> outperform Opus 4.8 on every benchmark
> Fable 5 level coding but Sonnet price
> release the weights for everyone
this is the open source ChatGPT moment.
Kimi.ai@Kimi_Moonshot
Introducing Kimi K3: Open Frontier Intelligence 🔹 2.8 Trillion Parameters, 1 Million Context, Native Multimodal 🔹 Kimi Delta Attention enables up to 6.3x faster decoding in million-token contexts 🔹 Attention Residuals deliver ~25% higher training efficiency at <2% additional cost 🔹 Built for long-horizon agentic coding and self-evolving workflows Kimi K3 is now live on on Kimi.com, Kimi Work, Kimi Code, and the Kimi API. Open Weights by July 27, 2026. 🔗 API: platform.kimi.ai 🔗 Tech blog: kimi.com/blog/kimi-k3
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@CaseyPeng67567 @jumperz 竞争什么,美国的大模型都不向中国市场开放,怎么跟国产大模型竞争?想方设法违反用户协议甚至不惜涉足灰黑产也要去用美国大模型的中国用户永远只有那一小撮人。
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@KuboCaskett @datnofact What Chinese propaganda? Did Chinese people make up the fact that the U.S. kidnapped and assassinated multiple foreign leaders, backed what many call Israel's genocide, and launched a tariff war against its own allies?
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@datnofact Say what you want about the US's actions but I blame Chinese propaganda for this.
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@Zac_labs Calling it "painful" assumes dependence on U.S. technology is the default. If you have a domestic alternative, becoming less dependent isn't pain, it's the goal.
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DeepSeek took the painful path of adapting V4 to Huawei Ascend.
Now that it’s proven it works, other Chinese open weights labs will flock to Ascend (or even other local ASIC chips) to train. Ascend chips might even get price competition from those other chips, and even itself as Huawei scales up production of its Ascend 950 processors.
Price cascade further and lets wager OpenRouter open weight will hit 70% by year end.
ℏεsam@Hesamation
DeepSeek sells V4 at laughably low prices and still keeps over 50% gross margin. China’s cost advantage is not a joke for U.S. AI companies.
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@SomewhatWindy @KarolusWangus @AngelicaOung So true, and that's why I'm constantly telling people not to believe almost all the things they hear/read from the mainstream media who now tend to only represent vested interests. That's why I like the term created for them, i.e. presstitutes.
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@KarolusWangus Yes they have prisons in Xinjiang. Concentration camps imply the Uighurs population at large is being contained and restricted just for being Uighur. It’s just not true and you ought to be ashamed of yourself for smearing another country in no evidence.
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@SM23094607 @KarolusWangus @AngelicaOung For most people, the media is how they understand the world. Once the media stops covering a story, their understanding freezes at the point when the story faded from the headlines.
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@SomewhatWindy @KarolusWangus @AngelicaOung Yet I'd guess the same people who continually want to raise it would be highly sensitive and start hurling labels & insults at you if you were to raise actual horrors (which they'll deny) conducted by the ME country they support.
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@KarolusWangus @AngelicaOung It's over. The wave of mass terrorist attacks that once hit China ended about a decade ago. China hasn't seen an attack on that scale in years, and the government considers religious extremism to have been effectively contained. This topic isn't really relevant anymore.
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@KarolusWangus @AngelicaOung Call it a de-extremification center, re-education camp, vocational training center, or concentration camp. Whatever you call it, the program ended around 2019. Chinese government even published a white paper. That's why your video is already 5 years old.
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@HarryYCShen @RnaudBertrand Maybe he's been under the impression all along that his wife is Japanese.
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The level of ignorance of China in the US never fails to amaze me
Cenk Uygur@cenkuygur
@VoteMarsha PS - Chinese don’t use soy sauce. That’s Japanese.
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