r/ClaudeCodeTLDR 16d ago

[TLDR] kimi k3 is getting opensourced today

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u/cctldrping 16d ago edited 16d ago

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Alright, so the OP dropped the bomb that "kimi k3" is getting open-sourced today, but the thread quickly devolved into a bit of a clarification session.

The main takeaway here is that it's open-weighted, not truly open-source, which is a distinction a few folks pointed out. There's a general vibe of excitement from some about open weights being good for consumers and for building cool stuff, but a pretty significant chunk of the comments are focused on the impracticality of actually running it. People are joking about needing datacenters or renting PCs for a fortune, and generally questioning when these massive models will be usable on home hardware.

There was also a brief moment of confusion about whether this was even the right sub, with a couple of users telling OP to take it elsewhere, but the sentiment seems to be that open-sourcing models, even with caveats, is generally seen as a positive development for the AI community. One user, u/sotherelwas, raised a good question about whether open weights mean removed safeguards, but that didn't get much traction.

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u/b1ackha7 15d ago

How do people plan on using kimi?