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I have found deepseek coder 33B to be better than codellama 70B (personal opinion tho).. I think the best parts of deepseek are around the fact that it understa

• karolist 3y ago
  Same here, I run deepseek coder 33b on my 64GB M1 Max at about 7-8t/s and it blows all other models I've tried for coding. It feels like magic and cheating at the same time, getting these lenghty and in-depth answers with activity monitor showing 0 network IO.
  • hcrisp 3y ago
    I tried running Deepseek 33b using llama.cpp with 16k context and it kept injecting unrelated text. What is your setup so it works for you? Do you have some special CLI flags or prompt format?
    • karolist 3y ago
      I actually use lmstudio with settings preset for deepseek that comes with it, except for mlock set to keep it entirely in memory, works really good
    • skp1995 3y ago
      I use the default prompt template which is defined in the tokenizer.config https://huggingface.co/deepseek-ai/deepseek-coder-33b-instruct/blob/main/tokenizer_config.json#L34 https://huggingface.co/deepseek-ai/deepseek-coder-33b-instru... No special flags or anything, just the standard format. Do take care of the spaces and end of lines. sharing a gist of the function I use for formatting it: https://gist.github.com/theskcd/a3948d4062ed8d3e697121cabd65ea42 https://gist.github.com/theskcd/a3948d4062ed8d3e697121cabd65... (hope this helps!)
• _ink_ 3y ago
  How exactly do you use the LLM with multiple files? Do you copy them enterly into the prompt?
  • skp1995 3y ago
    not really copying the whole files, but I work in an editor which has keyboard shortcuts for adding the relevant context from files and putting that in the prompts. Straight up giving large files tends to degrade performance (so you need to do some reranking on the snippets before sending them over