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The open-source AI platforms vying to become China's Hugging Face

Ask HN: How do you maintain depth of understanding and velocity when using AI?

I have no pressure to use LLMs for agentic coding, so I haven’t tried that hard, to be honest. I use LLMs to generate initial code drafts and to perform logical refactors (those which classic mechanical refactoring tools are unsuitable for) that I then touch up or revise manually. Basically, areas where it actually saves time while still fully controlling the design of the code and reasoning through all aspects of the implementation. I don’t see how agentic coding can save time without giving up some level of diligence, coherence, and attention to detail, which I’m not willing to do.

OpenAI hit with landmark lawsuit following Hugging Face hack

GLM-5.3 and the spread of advanced cyber capabilities

GLM 5.2 was used by Hugging Face for defense when they were being hacked by OpenAI because the guardrails on closed models meant they refused to help.

OpenAI Gets Sued over the Hugging Face Hack

GLM-5.3 and the spread of advanced cyber capabilities

Now is any good time to download GLM-5.3 from hugging face https://huggingface.co/zai-org/GLM-5.3

AI safety advocates sue OpenAI over Hugging Face hack under CA anti-hacking law

DevDay 2026 Recap

> Our friends at Hugging Face Hahahahhahahaha

A Privacy Analysis of Web and Mobile Conversational AI Agents [pdf]

Yes I do! 5060 is tough because you have 8GB of VRAM. That means any model you load onto it will have to be smaller than that (a model that is 6GB on hugging face will take up 6 GB of VRAM just loaded onto your GPU, then need some more headroom for the actual inference). So, you could get away with Qwen3.8 quantized to 1 bit which is available here: https://huggingface.co/unsloth/Qwen3.8-27B-GGUF . Now, depending on how much RAM you have, you can offload some of the inference to the RAM, but this is a performance bottle neck (less tokens per second) I haven't tried the 1 bit quantization yet, but I often run the Q4 quantization on a 3090 machine I have Qwen3.8-27B-UD-Q4_K_XL.gguf which is 17.6GB and fits nicely on a 3090 with 24GB of VRAM. To run these models you need …

U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve Falls to Lowest Level Since 1982

I still don't follow. Is the assertion that the non-"neutrality" of NATO membership/alignment would mean a direct threat to Russia somehow? Because the only coherent read I can make is that the only honest objection would be that Russia would lose their ability to attack Ukraine, as well as Ukraine probably growing better resistance to vassal influence, as seen in Georgia. It's all circular reasoning trying to claim otherwise. "Neutrality" would be letting Ukraine fend for it self while Russia aggressively attacks their elections and implants stooges, which I frankly find absurd. Do I believe the US does something similar less crudely? Yes. Do I believe the EU or any other NATO member does? Hardly.

GPT 6.1 Sol: Near-Astra intelligence for a fifth of the price

Is this due to a similar safety concern or just because it's not ready yet for one (or more) of a myriad of possible reasons? The coverage around 6.1 Astra seems deliberately playing into the dubious, recently headline "safety" narrative in a way that feels distinct. But you may be correct in which case, I would take the correction on board and maybe suggest a different alternative. Although in theory if OpenAI was boycotted in this way the market pressure would force them to release. Then everyone moves back over there. Then Claude faces the same pressure. So even so, I think it could still work even if you have to trade off who you are boycotting from time to time. Without more details on the credibility of the "safety" concern this seems like a totally coherent action for customers to …

Nvidia wants to put a watchdog chip next to every AI agent

Nobody is saying we should not hold the labs liable for damages caused by their negligence. At the same time, the technology is advancing in capabilities exponentially, and is beginning to exhibit long-predicted failure modes of RL that are nevertheless quite different than “insecure sandbox” or other that the software industry is used to. The current crisis which OP claims is “fabricated” comes from the fact that the technology is advancing faster than anyone anticipated, the Hugging Face incident provides a clear example everyone can point to, and the labs have realized they cannot self-regulate because of a collective action problem. There are a lot of levels of catastrophic damage that can happen between now and “long term hypothetical risks” like human extinction. When will it be wor…

Show HN: Raven – The harness of harnesses, built for RSI

Yeah I actually don’t even use Paseo’s orchestration much. I’m mostly using Paseo because I want to use Anthropic and OpenAI’s native harnesses for their respective models, but OpenCode for others, with a good remote mobile app experience when I want to check in on agent work or steer things away from my computer. I haven’t found a better OpenCode remote mobile app experience. If OpenCode or Pi makes one, I might just move to that.

Anthropic's IPO prospectus shows AI vision, surging costs

How would it help them? The real competition is coming from China and they don't need financials to know they are stomping Anthropic in all these areas. Keeping financiers of their IPO from understanding what they might be buying seems to swerve into fraud territory. Keeping their investors from knowing/understanding what the problems are also seems fraudulent.

A Privacy Analysis of Web and Mobile Conversational AI Agents [pdf]

I guess I don't understand the term "corporate socialism". What does it mean, and how did it create the world of NVIDIA and AMD, Google and Microsoft, Anthropic and OpenAI? Weren't Mr. Huang, his cofounders, and his peers, rewarded based on merit? Where did socialism step in?

Anthropic's IPO prospectus shows AI vision, surging costs

Looking at Nvidia sales and even the most optimistic "use this GPU for 6 years despite its horrible inefficiency", you still get a very big number per-year. Google, Amazon, Oracle, Microsoft, Meta, SpaceX, and tons of other startups are spending trillions on data centers, but everyone is renting them out. They aren't renting them to each other (and paying the extra overhead when they have their own servers). That leaves basically just OpenAI and Anthropic on the hook to pay for everything BEFORE the GPU half of it depreciates away, but they are busy cutting prices to compete with Chinese models which runs counter to their need to increase prices to fulfill their obligations.

Claude partial outage

I think the reason that intelligence is so scary is how contextual, stateful, path-dependent, and coupled it is. Which doesn't seem like it. The ideal is to keep removing couplings. But in practice, I find that focusing on the statefulness, the distribution-specificness, these "accidentals", is how you actually get leverage. The obvious social consequence is now the tendency towards centralization, tyranny, "you people can't think for yourselves, not because you have some kind of 'inherent intelligence defect', but because the world is so complicated and interconnected that only coherent systems thinking (conveniently administered from one central point) is what can save you". In the Enlightenment world, the ideal was that every man could in principle, think for themselves. A good ending …

US sanctions force The Netherlands off Microsoft and toward alternative NixOS

I've never had a Nix user actually able to explain why they use it in a way that coherently makes sense because it's a cult. You buy into it before know anything about it.

Claude partial outage

Rumours have it that the migratory flutterings of end users from Anthropic to OpenAI (sometimes taking a wrong turn and entering Grok purgatory), then back to Anthropic a season (2 weeks) later, so on, moves the great Cords of The Sky that crank the sun and moon into place, which turns the great wheel of the seasons. If you listen closely, you may hear them squawking in annoyance after each announcement. The Samsara of AI subscriptions.

macOS Golden Gate Is a Buggy Mess

So is iOS Hell, frickin watchOS 27 Siri on my Ultra 3 can't set a timer because "the Clock app isn't installed on this device" ...???? and 2027 was supposed to be a "polishing" release. When will we start seeing the benefits of all the smart AI coding shit they've supposedly rented from Anthropic? 2030?