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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?

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"