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This might be helpful https://arxiv.org/abs/2608.09867


$0.14 is CN¥1. that's where the 0.14 comes from


OK? Maybe DeepSeek set their price that way, but the majority of these OpenRouter inference providers are in the US, not China, and have no reason to care about CNY at all.


What people don't know is that China's "war" against Vietnam in 1979 was actually a pledge of allegiance to the United States, a way of demonstrating its stance.

This event was followed by the longest honeymoon period in Sino-US relations, which eventually lead to China's rise.


i'm also influenced by claude every single day with its constant preaching about certain values.


> This is absolutely nothing compared to what China did to the Uyghurs

which is absolutely nothing compared to what they did to Gaza.


Palestine elected a international terrorist organization to head their government, then killed, and raped a music festival.


Then east turkistan separatists also did terrorist attacks.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2014_Kunming_attack


uhh... yeah... thats a terrorist attack. What are you trying to prove here? still, is nothing compared to what happened on 7 oct.


Bad chyna


While willingly handing your data to american labs. Surely sounds so based.


So either you openweight it, or not. Neither is good for other countries, according to this logic.


Ideally there would be open weight models from multiple geopolitical areas. It is not that different from telecom really, you don't want the whole world to be dependent on a single provider from a single country on this kind of stuff.


i remember it's similar to one of the symbols in Vonnegut's books so not entirely original


so it’s a good thing whichever way you look at it


That's exactly right. One can be an AI booster and want Anthropic to suffer, all for the greater good of promoting access and diversity of AI.


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