I’ve made at least 5 points, one of which from your own sources all of which you’ve ignored in favoring of dumbly repeating your line of openrouter being representative of broader trends which I’ve explained twice why it wouldn’t be true. Good day sir

https://finance.yahoo.com/sectors/technology/articles/many-us-tech-firms-turning-202000738.html

which says

By this April, DeepSeek’s adoption rate still hovered at 0.1 per cent. For context, market leaders Anthropic and OpenAI dominated the index at 34.4 per cent and 32.3 per cent, respectively. Ramp did not provide the market share percentages for June.

Thanks for proving my point I guess. Your other links are anecodatal. Composer 2 & 2.5 are built off of Kimi K2.5, not GLM as it says very clearly in your own link. That’s not even relevant to the topic but given you don’t read your own sources.

I’ve made my point: the headline is misleading because it fails to mention it’s data from openrouter specifically, for reasons I briefly outlined all of which you dismissed without engaging.

because

1. as I just said “Openrouter rankings tend to be skewed by discounts and free models (like Minimax m3 is on a 50% discount) , both on openrouter or through apps like Kilo code which route through openrouter then provide a discount”
2. also as I said “Most us model users don’t go through Openrouter (most chinese probably don’t either, but the ratio is probably higher for us).”

There’s several reasons for this. Openrouter providers easy provider switching and model discoverability in exchange for a 5% markup and some latency. Western models don’t have many providers anyway, their users are generally not exploring other models as much so both those benefits go away. Companies, which (outside of china) overwhelmingly prefer going to providers themselves and doing enterprise level contracts instead of going through openrouter. They also prefer western models. Most open model usage comes through individuals trying to reduce costs and/or explore other models, which are going to be overrepresented on openrouter.

Misleading headline.

For six consecutive weeks, Chinese AI models have outpaced their American counterparts in total API call volume on OpenRouter, one of the largest AI model routing platforms, signaling a decisive shift in global developer adoption patterns.

1. It’s from openrouter. Most us model users don’t go through Openrouter (most chinese probably don’t either, but the ratio is probably higher for us).
2. Also like half of openrouter’s volume if not more is handled by western inference providers since the model is open
3. Openrouter rankings tend to be skewed by discounts and free models (like Minimax m3 is on a 50% discount) , both on openrouter or through apps like Kilo code which route through openrouter then provide a discount

Bro has no bad pictures

Fuck who, the guy who faked this text?

Aljazeera is pretty unbiased on anything not related to Qatar

Half the web is going to be another llm soon

Does HDMI even work over USB C? Is there any reason for it to exist?

Yes I’m aware the design of the fediverse makes things public. You’ve made that point.

I think hiding your profile is worth the moderation trouble. Users report individual posts, they’re very rarely going through a person’s profile.

Mods banning based on activity in other places also leads to the opposite problem. Some subreddits do it and basically everyone hates it.

As long as they don’t dislike decentralization itself, we can definitely improve the user experience for some of these things without having to drop decentralization entirely.

Admins would still be able to see it. Mods can maybe see for their comm.

This is the same argument used against all privacy. The EU wants to kill end to end encryption so they can catch bad actors. No thank you, I’d rather my messages were private and so was my lemmy profile.

No I want it to be private (optionally) . The other guy was saying it’s not fully private still so I think you can tell users that if they want to make it private, but that shouldn’t be a reason to not make it private

It’s better than leaving the door unlocked

Then too bad? Why should my privacy be compromised because other people don’t pay attention.

Also you don’t have to click past it, I was just suggesting a static banner on the profile page, or next to the setting where’d you’d turn it off

Why does it have to be all or nothing? Why can’t I have some casual privacy, to stop every idiot from gawking at my post history?

If you want people to know, just put a big banner there “YOUR POST HISTORY IS NOT FULLY PRIVATE”

What so anyone who doesn’t have a particular interest in decentralization should just leave? That’s a great way to lose 98% of your userbase

There’s a difference between full guaranteed privacy that not even the NSA could get past and showing your post history by default in a nice UI for everyone to browse

Reddit’s search has noticeably improved. Ours hasn’t. Plus you can always search reddit via external search, but federation breaks traditional search engines

I’m not familiar with libre sprite, but I will say this editor has a pretty simple baseline, at least for now. Progressive enhancement