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Rui Ma

@ruima

AI, EVs, Robotics, Education, China. Mom. Also I help edit @techbuzzchina. Views personal. Ask me anything

San Francisco, CA Katılım Ocak 2008
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Great article from @chinazhidx on how Meituan trained its 1.6T-parameter LongCat-2.0 entirely on 50,000 domestic AI accelerators. Here's the TL;DR: - LongCat-2.0 is China’s first trillion-parameter model to complete the full training and inference pipeline entirely on domestic AI compute, using a peak cluster of 50,000+ domestic accelerator cards, the largest training run ever on a Chinese AI computing platform. - The project began in July 2023, with the team adapting its training stack to domestic hardware and working closely with the chip vendor through weekly technical meetings. - As they scaled, they rewrote key pieces of the software stack, including high-performance deterministic implementations of FlashAttention and Scatter operators, enabling deterministic training at massive scale while keeping the performance penalty to roughly 5%. - The team also found that numerical error on some domestic chips was actually lower than on mainstream chips, arguing that as long as computational correctness is maintained, there is no fundamental technical barrier preventing domestic hardware from training frontier models. - They acknowledge that individual domestic chips still lag the world’s best. But their view is that system-level engineering, co-designing algorithms, infrastructure, and hardware, can compensate for weaker individual chips. - Their conclusion is that the next phase of AI competition won’t be won by better chips or better models alone, but by full-stack systems engineering.
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@perclae @TechChinaTrek It is noticeably better than Opus. And frankly Sol Extra High is always crapping out due to usage issues But mainly, I already paid for it!
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> But at least five core R&D members have left, including R1's Guo Daya to ByteDance and early lead Wang Bingxuan ancient news > Huawei Genius Youth holy shit, enough about this grifter are we in the "competitors paying for Whale FUD" era now?
Tech Buzz China@TechBuzzChina

DeepSeek’s Talent Machine Is Starting to Strain DeepSeek is doubling headcount, with 121 open roles from LLM researchers to product managers for its new Agent Harness team, even legal and HR, after its record $7B+ funding round. But at least five core R&D members have left, including R1's Guo Daya to ByteDance and early lead Wang Bingxuan to Tencent, lured by salaries up to 6 million yuan (~$850k). The V4 technical report openly tagged ten departures across all four core technical lines. The Huawei "genius youth" who bombed a DeepSeek interview became a flashpoint, revealing an interview process that runs 6+ rounds and probes until you can't answer. Liang Wenfeng's hands-on role as CTO, authoring Nature papers and shaping research personally, is what draws talent. But as we noted in our recent analysis of DeepSeek's efficiency bet, the company is moving from lean lab to product organization. New hires aren't just generalist prodigies; roles now split into pre-training, alignment, code/math reasoning, and multimodal, plus conventional software engineers for shipping products like Claude Code rivals. This shift tests Liang's preference for hiring inexperienced talent over veterans. Our earlier coverage flagged that DeepSeek's standalone model has no cushy platform profit to fall back on. Now, while its technical edge and open-source moat attract idealists, Big Tech's deep pockets are peeling away the very people who built it. The tension: Liang's founder-as-CTO vision won the capital and the talent, but scaling that culture and fending off poachers will determine whether the efficiency bet holds. h/t @TMTPostGlobal

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yangtong@yangtong2010·
@ruima @Zai_org @jietang 没有什么特别的东西,都是行业内的共识,甚至他举的AGI例子,还是哈萨比斯说的爱因斯坦相对论的发现,这个把别人的观点放在自己内容里似乎有些不妥。然后说到了公司使命,做基础大模型,长期主义。
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Just finished reading Zhipu / @Zai_org founder @jietang's manifesto, The Great Wave Has Arrived. It's clearly meant to rally employees, but also proactively answers questions investors and the public may have about the company's direction. Nice communications strategy. The first section is a useful reminder that Zhipu has been at this for a long time. Actually over a year before ChatGPT, the team trained GLM-130B, one of the largest open Chinese language models at the time. It's one of the reasons we've remained fairly bullish on the company at @techbuzzchina, it's a deeply technical team that's stayed together for years and is a full beneficiary of Tsinghua's talent pipeline, which is substantial and continues to be the best in China overall. Tang then continues to define AGI -- as an intelligence capable of generating truly original knowledge on the level of Einstein's theory of relativity. By that definition, we're obviously not there yet. His research priorities are equally clear: long-horizon autonomous agent systems that can work for days or even years, fully self-training models that continuously improve through interaction with the world, and safety research that advances in parallel with frontier AI development. For the last, he argues the two cannot be separated. I mean, I don't see how anyone can credibly argue anything else at this point with regulator and public concern being what it is, but he spends a good amount of time emphasizing this. He also touches on AI consciousness, suggesting self-awareness may eventually emerge, while acknowledging consciousness itself remains far off. The letter ends on an optimistic note, reaffirming Zhipu's commitment to open systems: "Those who reach the summit should turn the mountain into a road for those who follow." It's an idealistic manifesto, but also a clear statement that the company intends to keep investing aggressively in AGI research even as public markets inevitably focus on commercialization. The company just raised $4B last week -- this is Tang's way of reminding you what it's really for, lol. Nice letter, let's see how shareholders feel about it when the market opens ha.
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ARGH what happens when you are jet lagged and go to bed not realizing you ran a long loop on 5.5 instead of GLM like you intended
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@ruima The kids instead go to a 24 hours McDonald's, horde a couple of tables and then just spend hours playing eachother glued to their phones taking turns shouting "操!" and literally saying absolutely nothing else lol
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The open 24 hours (so degen) Beijing esports pc cafe was quite lively on a Saturday evening. You have to swipe ID to verify age, it says clearly minors not allowed They do take passports so may need to do a throwback date w the hubby here one night when the kiddo is asleep? Not sure what we could play though lolol
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Lucas | 🇦🇺@TheBlackWallaby·
@ruima What games do people even play these days. I haven’t played a pc game in like 20 years.
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@xuchuanmei I am super baffled, but also what a fail on the part of Apple IT? Or was this a trap? Looool
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@ruima How did these people think they could get away with this behaviour?!
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This is absurd!!!
NIK@ns123abc

>be Chang Liu >senior system electrical engineer at Apple >8 years working on iphone >january 2026: leave Apple to join OpenAI >apple asks for laptop back >ignore them >lmao it’s my laptop now >within HOURS of leaving >message Yu-Ting “Alyssa” Peng, friend at Apple: Liu: “I still have another computer” >uses it to access Apple secret info >within weeks, use HER Apple work laptop >february 9: try Apple’s network storage >cloud repo of confidential engineering files >authentication bug. still works! >message Peng: “LOL, I found out I can access the [network storage], so funny” Peng: “I’m ready” >while developing hardware for OpenAI >download DOZENS of confidential files >including a thousand-plus-page compilation of technical files >including MLB (main logic board) manufacturing + testing presentations >send Peng links to Apple’s proprietary folders >point her to specific project data >coach her how to copy files “to avoid trouble with the security team” >tell her which confidential Apple materials to study before her OpenAI interview >warn her another guy “fumbled” Tang Tan’s questions about a secret Apple project >“download some info” for her to review >tell her: switch to LINE Messenger so nobody sees this >she gets the OpenAI offer, leaves Apple April 16 >meanwhile every message was left on APPLE-ISSUED WORK LAPTOPS >july 10: Apple Inc. v. Chang Liu >named first. before OpenAI. before Tang Tan LOL so funny

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Hurt my big toenail hiking the Grand Canyon so getting a much needed pedicure (while coding of course) Two other girls here are in art school and getting manicures & telling the store owner their aspiration is to also open a nail salon because “nail art” and all The store owner was quite distressed “why do all of you girls who come in here want to open up a nail salon!!”
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@nbunkerauthor Yes exactly like a nice ibis lol (ibis in China is pretty crap). But then I looked up Atour nicer rooms and it’s more like a Holiday Inn yeah.
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NickBunker@nbunkerauthor·
@ruima I owe my Beijing Atour experience to - Donald Trump. Because of his state visit in May I had to switch from my usual hotel (very close to Zhongnanhai) to this Atour nr the Beijingnan HSR. I paid $100 too, service cool also, & room similar to French Ibis budget business hotels.
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Finally stayed at an Atour hotel, the simple business lodging everyone raves about. I don’t know how I could have gotten a smaller room, I can probably jump from the toilet onto the bed lol. This room is about $100 in downtown Beijing. It’s basically a much nicer JI Hotel (the founder used to work there). The service is great though, more proactive than many high end hotels.
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