gunapologist99

Also cache price is crucial, especially for coding tasks (which, really, are where you really start to care the most about unbounded costs)

GOS is not rooted by default - in fact, rooting breaks the GrapheneOS security model and is unsupported.

If everyone or even multiple competing groups have approx the same level of capability, it mitigates the risk to the group as a whole. We see this in biology all the time.

Reasonix, the harness, only works with DeepSeek.

Neither are mentioned in the article at all, which was about a migration from Claude Opus to GPT 5.6.

Maybe a bit of DeepSeek astroturfing going on?

Sorry, what did that have to do with the article?

That was your language's driver "helping" you. There is no SQLite octal type.

Rather than deciding for them from your bubble of privilege in your fiber-connected utopia, you could just ask these poorer countries if it is worth trading global full, high-speed internet access for "not being able to see the big dipper as clearly at night".

Or just watch what they do when presented with the choice.

The answers here seem to establish that some frontier models can read it sometimes, but only after tremendous compute.

That still makes it (well, a future version) potentially useful as a captcha if we hate our users but hate AI more.

Ireland is actually pretty compact compared to Africa or Siberia or South America or central Asia, and those are almost certainly not as wealthy as Ireland per-capita.

Are you arguing that there's no economic value to bringing internet to underserved regions like vast territories? Or that those people would be unwilling to pay for it? (They seem to be quite willing to buy mobile phones.)