alt Hacker NewsReasons include, but are not limited to:
a) broad competition is good
b) jurisdiction diversification (you don't want to be dependent on the regulatory winds of a single jurisdiction)
Reasons include, but are not limited to:
a) broad competition is good
b) jurisdiction diversification (you don't want to be dependent on the regulatory winds of a single jurisdiction)
...but you're not dependent on anyone?
If I'm running a Kimi model on my local cluster, the CCP can't shut it off.
It's not like the Finnish government has veto power over Linux.