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Deepseek, I use Firefox on Linux. I can not scroll your TOS to see all of it. This is at BEST bad web design. At worst, VERY SCUMMY.
by ilc 2y ago
Deepseek,
I use Firefox on Linux. I can not scroll your TOS to see all of it.
This is at BEST bad web design. At worst, VERY SCUMMY.
- EA-3167 2y agoGiven that it's China's "totally homegrown" LLM, yeah I buy a combo of scummy and poorly designed. The talk around it is hilarious, as though this is some scrappy group of hobbyists rather than a hedge-fund supported attempt to play catch-up. Having given it a whirl, it isn't really catching up.
- Tiberium 2y ago> Having given it a whirl, it isn't really catching up. Did you try the original R1, or one of the finetunes (misleadingly called distills)? The original one is available on https://chat.deepseek.com https://chat.deepseek.com if you enable "DeepThink (R1)". Without enabling that you'll be chatting with Deepseek V3. If you're worried about data safety, there are alternative providers, for example Hyperbolic gives $1 in credits and has R1 (but slower than on official website/API): https://app.hyperbolic.xyz/models/deepseek-r1 https://app.hyperbolic.xyz/models/deepseek-r1 As for the finetunes - they're really bad. Basically they are small Qwen/LLaMA models finetuned on R1 CoT outputs. They lack any of the RL training that's the basis for R1's success. They're not "distills" (which would imply they're just a smaller model of the same architecture), they're completely different models with some post-training.