> This argument doesn't work for countries which don't care what their citizens want, like China.
you didn’t have to use China as an example, the US clearly does not care what its citizens want as the most popular policies are never even discussed or proposed in congress
meanwhile, China destroying their housing market to decommidify it so everyone can have housing…they seem to care about their people more
another obvious example is climate change, where China is way more committed to solving it than the US. the division of the world into good guys and bad guys by a rather arbitrary definition of democracy looks so naive, even stupid. Anthropic is not a Democratic institution either, should we trust it? if this proposal for pacing the frontier is to be taken seriously, Dario should give its competitors, also international ones, the same assumption of good faith that he demands from us.
Both projects are different in scope. Think of slotstream as optimizing for memory and for this specific model for now, my intention is not to build an inference engine the same as oMLX
Of course you can use the native UI of all the apps in your ecosystem, the biggest feature of Hermes for me personally is that I can run any task in any of my 30 or so self hosted tools from a single chat interface (matrix), which is also quite secure. No longer do I need 30 open tabs and lots of clicking around, one sentence in my favorite chat app (even on the go in the phone), and many tasks can be executed at once. Unification of control.
And despite the enormous capital expenditure, Chinese models are nipping at their heels at what must be a fraction of the cost. Sometimes constraints are healthy for inducing creative solutions.
you didn’t have to use China as an example, the US clearly does not care what its citizens want as the most popular policies are never even discussed or proposed in congress
meanwhile, China destroying their housing market to decommidify it so everyone can have housing…they seem to care about their people more
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