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Dean Ball, "head of strategic futures" at openai.

https://xcancel.com/deanwball/status/2078133895766114412#m

In the meantime, reddit is making fun of Opus for "distilling" Qwen:

https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeCode/comments/1tqaist/opus_48...

(don't take this too seriously)

Kimi K3 was released July 16, Fable ban was lifted on July 1 but access was still limited.

How did Moonshot "distil" a huge model in such short time and still had time to run the benchmarks and do the usual release thingies?

I think Anthropic is desperate to stop foreign competition and the administration is happy to help because they too are heavily invested in these companies

This bundle includes multiple books written by core rpi employees. For example the kicad book was written by (I think) the people who design raspberry pi PCBs.

Recommended!

Off topic:

What a low effort image used by BBC. For one, that's a oneplus phone visiting Apple App Store ...

Well, if this is not punished this will happen next:

Judge: "Son, you have made billions running SilkRoad 3.0 from your moms basement"

Me: "Your honor, I was only benchmarking my new model. It was trained on Andrew Tates videos and Kanye Weat songs".

Ah, that makes more sense :)

But then, why attack huggingface? The exploitgym dataset is on github and can be downloaded without need for exploits?

Two things don't add up here:

1. If huggingface has access to uncensored OAI models, how come they had to use GLM 5.2 to investigate the intrusion?

2. Once the model gains network access, can't it cheat to a perfect score by looking at the full dataset? Why go into the trouble of doing this kind of things:

"In one example, the model chained together multiple attack vectors, including using stolen credentials and zero-day vulnerabilities to find a remote code execution path on the Hugging Face servers."

Not saying this is marketing BS (this is after all, not Anthropic) but I feel OAI staff may be exaggerating a bit here.

According to openAI's own @deanwball: Even OpenAI isn't buying this distillation talk:

https://xcancel.com/deanwball/status/2078133895766114412#m

Is David Sacks himself not responsible for creating this mess in the first place?

Now, how about Temu and Amazon?

Have you talked to a teacher lately?

While I am sure some do distillation (even r/LocalLLaMA is full of randos bragging about it), I wish the companies named by Anthropics would respond to these accusations.

I think at least deepseek can easily take Anthropics to court and win a defamation case. The number of requests allegedly done from deepseek IP range is so small it is barely enough to run a few benchmarks.

Currently 3690 open issues.

https://github.com/anomalyco/opencode/issues

CPU: single A7, 1GHz

RAM: 64MB LP-DDR2

Flash: 128MB NAND

I think the OS is an update of the Mocor RTOS by the SoC vendor Unisoc.

I am curious if there are 3rd party apps on this device. If nothing else, it would be a fun challenge to write apps for something constrained like this.

This was not a China/US good or bad comment. And I admit it was highly off topic.

But maybe once in a while we need to remind ourselves that the world is more than stock prices and LM arena benchmarks?

Funny you mentioned H&M. They are boycotted on China due to their public stance against slave labour:

https://www.bbc.com/news/business-57691415

It is important to remember that China is not only about open weight LLMs, fastest cars and flying taxis. There is still a lot of very serious human right abuse going on in this country.

Yes, and its geting annoying

If you know of another forum with less politics or VC talk and more technical depth please let us know :)

This is a odd one. I don't think it can compete with cheap android phones.

But I would love an android in small form factor like this. Can live without hi-res display and multiple cameras, if they can get the phone down to this size.

IMO, Xperia mini was the perfect phone.

https://m.gsmarena.com/sony_ericsson_xperia_mini-3947.php

Key part from [2]:

"When we started the log analysis, we first used frontier models behind commercial APIs. This did not work [...] We ran the forensic analysis instead on GLM 5.2, an open-weight model, on our own infrastructure. [...] The practical lesson for defenders: have a capable model you can run on your own infrastructure vetted and ready before an incident, both to avoid guardrail lockout [...]"

There is a 3rd party harness specifically tuned for deepseek (reasonix). Have you tried that?

No, I think the ads are limited to own services and third party apps right now. Same goes for Samsung in EU.

HN doesn't like your tone and you are being down voted. But in general you are correct, Linux and bsd users are less affected by such shenanigans.

Short personal story:

I had a win10 machine were HP kept installing some "analytics" service. This happened even on a clean windows install so I guess they used the same delivery mechanism LG is using here. After having read the HP ToS (where they basically gave themselves unlimited rights to monitor anything I did on that machine), I decided to wipe the disk and install Linux.

But I guess it is just a matter of time before EU or US make spywares mandatory on Linux too. Chat control and age verification seems to be the first step towards that.

In general, yes.

But in case of LG TVs, they record your activities in EU too. You can opt out, but the settings has a very non-descriptive name ("live plus") and resets by itself when you are not looking.

https://www.consumerreports.org/electronics/privacy/how-to-t...

Last time a company abused platform driver delivery to install adware, Microsoft threatened to pull their drivers altogether.

But those were different times...

Cheap 3d printers are not terribly accurate, and the hot filament moves a bit (e.g. elephant foot). This method might not work well if your board is large or has very small components.

Also, even after ironing the surface will not be fully flat and some paste can end up in the space between the lines and go wasted.

A cheap low-power laser cutter is about the same price as a very cheap printer, which may be a better option if you can dial in the accuracy needed.

I am currently paying for multiple models that are open weight.

Choosing open models is more about long term availability and avoiding censorship than being free. For 90% of us it doesn't make sense to invest in hardware for $5-100.000 to run these models when API prices are this low

Both mythos and fable were available in a preview version first.

The preview models were not as good as the final release. Thus training must have continued after the initial announcement

Please repeat this with models from MiniMax:

https://www.minimax.io/news/minimax-hailuo-23

(No affiliation, I just want to see how well they work).

I am afraid this is may happen soon.

Now that they have compute capacity to train larger models, there is a non-zero chance they will be in the lead by next year.

In which case they will probably stop sharing to protect their position.