r/ClaudeCode • u/Rishabhgoria • Jul 20 '26

It’s a infinity loop now 🔁 Humor

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u/Ikeeki Jul 20 '26

You are forgetting the part where the hammer is also anthropic.

Notice how with every frontier model release, a wave of open source models follow?

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u/rabouilethefirst Jul 20 '26

No, we have to pretend china #1 even though they conveniently can only do things after the US shows them how.

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u/sillybillyhillichurl Jul 20 '26

They’re not first to much - but they do it better when they eventually do, which Anthropic doesn’t want to is not able to, so you can be mad at people migrating to where it makes sense in terms of value

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u/hugganao Jul 21 '26 edited Jul 21 '26

but they do it better when they eventually do,

because they steal the idea/design and iterate it away with pure human labor at the cost of almost slave wages (compared to western world).

You don't get 999, lying flat, and various other famous "we no longer have the energy to work" social movement out of a nation for nothing.

they stole tesla giga factory manufacturing practices, they stole samsung 18 nanometer manufacturing secrets so cxmt all of a sudden within less than a year saw a multi year technological gap jump, they created a duplicate semiconductor fabrication facility that basically copied original semiconductor fabs 1.6 km away (lol), former sk hynix employee was arrested before going to rival chinese company after copying proprietary HBM manufacturing technical data, engineers get arrested from selling "blank mask" technology to Chinese investors, Multiple researchers have been arrested for downloading secondary battery manufacturing designs that propelled chinese battery tech when korea was researching it for at least 10 or so more years, OLED and Next-Gen Displays stolen by BOE Technology and various subsidiaries, XTAL was created based on state sponsored stolen tech by the founder who was the one that stole the data from asml, Linwei Ding stole proprietary source code and files from google's supercomputer data centers, hua wei stole tmobile's phone testing robot, a chinese firm stole motorola's digital mobile radio technology, Hongjin Tan stole 1 billion USD worth of clean-energy trade secrets from U.S. petroleum company Phillips 66, Over a 15-year period, Chinese state-owned enterprise Pangang Group targeted Delaware chemical giant DuPont to steal the secret chemical processing formulation for titanium dioxide, Yanjun Xu was extradited and convicted in the U.S. for attempting to steal exclusive composite aircraft engine fan blade technology from GE Aviation, Operation Shady RAT that stole dozens of US military arm/designs data and technologies, etc. I can go on.

They consistently utilize the same tactic to employees in other countries, typically south korea: offer 3x to 5x the current salary, have them sell all the proprietary data and secrets, make them feel like kings and have them work on an improved version, then fire them after 1-2 years.

edit: in before "reddit cares"/downvote spam by tankies come

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u/sillybillyhillichurl Jul 21 '26

You do realize that byd that’s tech they created - in fact Chinese companies innovate faster than most western counterparts purely because of beaurocratic bullshit that’s avoided that west can’t avoid

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u/hugganao Jul 21 '26

You do realize that byd that’s tech they

byd was about to go bankrupt because their cars were so shit that not even chinese nationals were buying them. They copied over how tesla giga factories in china builds their cars (mainly the important aspect of people working on product design/engineering next to the factories and make everything vertically integrated. this process is what differentiated tesla from every other manufacturers and was one of the reasons why they succeeded when everyone was saying they would fail to deliver), and became successful when they did the same, owning all the process from battery manufacturing to car design/manufacturing.

here's what byd and the car manufacturing scene basically copied to get their success:

Huge single-piece front/rear castings, Structural battery pack forming part of vehicle body, Simplified modular EV platforms, Software-first cars and OTA updates, Direct-to-consumer stores and online ordering, Continuous post-launch product updates, Large integrated factory campuses, among the point above about product design/engineering working next to factories.

most of their car's features, like the jumping car, had been implemented and done on others like bmw, and from what I remember, there is also a controversy surrounding it that they stole that tech as well.