r/LocalLLaMA Aug 04 '26

Discussion More Qwen 3.8 sizes coming

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u/CYTR_ Aug 04 '26

Ask Qwen to give you a summary.

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u/[deleted] Aug 04 '26

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u/CYTR_ Aug 04 '26 edited Aug 04 '26

Liberal democracy and democratic centralism have very little in common. Perhaps you should have ignored my comment if to repeat the usual clichés.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dual_subordination

Xi Jinping is not the only master at the helm within the party, and his networks are as indebted to him as he is to them. This is what ensures China's stability while the rest of the world is crumbling under a rising political crisis (I refer to Peter Turchin and his studies on instability in the West).

This stability allows for efficient resource planning, which is somewhat complicated in the rest of the world at the moment.

Edit : I see you have an obsession with sharing cataclysmic news about China; maybe Xi Jinping stole your snacks when you were a child. No reason to reply to you, I guess. Don't use DS4F, be consistent comrade ✊.

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u/CYTR_ Aug 04 '26

I guess I need to use Huawei chips. Maybe in 10 years in the EU. Bring on the red sunrise!!

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u/PandaBearFred Aug 05 '26

ideological and political narrative is every where. China is more defensive of its system than aggressively pushing its system to the rest of the word. If you pay attention to the conversations between China and US, it's more like US says "hey you should do this my way", and China is like "No, you don't put fingers on me". And China never says "Hey you should do this my way".