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I wasn't comparing it to anything, but commenting that it's sad it isn't curated. GPT Store isn't curated either, and I agree, probably contains much more stuff

by diggan 2y ago

I wasn't comparing it to anything, but commenting that it's sad it isn't curated. GPT Store isn't curated either, and I agree, probably contains much more stuff that isn't "awesome" at all. I'm not even advocating for OpenAI, why bring that up?

echelon 2y ago
The only comment as of this moment that isn't meta dumping on these lists is the following: > this is cool, thank you deepseek. While not incredibly substantive, it's at least directionally aligned. My comment isn't so much about the subject of your post or its content, but rather that it's steered the entire conversation of this thread. Nobody is talking about Deep Seek, or more importantly, the ecosystem that can be built around it. Shouldn't we expect more community curation of tools and utilities from an organic community like this? Clearly this effort is just getting started, so of course it's off to a rough start. So what? I'm disappointed to click into this thread and find that the entire conversation is about how bad DeepSeek's list is and how awful these lists are in general. I would have expected people to be talking about different parts of the market, which pieces need to be built, how the tooling works together, etc. Frankly who fucking cares about these lists anyway? The point is to build open, community-based AI. That's the only thing that matters in the fullness of time. I'm not angry at you, and I don't think you did anything wrong. I just want to build these open efforts up to their fullest. I'm starting to devote more of my time to it because I want open approaches to win. Whether it's Deep Seek, some other family of models, or the community as a whole. edit: There's also the following comment: > Does the api work again? It has been offline each time I tried it over the last month So I guess at least we're talking about Deep Seek.
- diggan 2y ago
  > Frankly who fucking cares about these lists anyway? Obviously, at least 100 HN users care enough to upvote it, for one or another reason. I think it sounds a bit weird to ask who cares about it when it's literally on the front-page. I guess all I can ask of you is "Be the change you want to see". Steering conversations by asking people to not post something is a fools errand, while if you try to start interesting top-level comments yourself, you'll at least have a chance of getting what you seem to want, instead of meta-conversations about why people don't talk about what you want them to talk about.

by diggan 2y ago

echelon 2y ago

The only comment as of this moment that isn't meta dumping on these lists is the following: > this is cool, thank you deepseek. While not incredibly substantive, it's at least directionally aligned. My comment isn't so much about the subject of your post or its content, but rather that it's steered the entire conversation of this thread. Nobody is talking about Deep Seek, or more importantly, the ecosystem that can be built around it. Shouldn't we expect more community curation of tools and utilities from an organic community like this? Clearly this effort is just getting started, so of course it's off to a rough start. So what? I'm disappointed to click into this thread and find that the entire conversation is about how bad DeepSeek's list is and how awful these lists are in general. I would have expected people to be talking about different parts of the market, which pieces need to be built, how the tooling works together, etc. Frankly who fucking cares about these lists anyway? The point is to build open, community-based AI. That's the only thing that matters in the fullness of time. I'm not angry at you, and I don't think you did anything wrong. I just want to build these open efforts up to their fullest. I'm starting to devote more of my time to it because I want open approaches to win. Whether it's Deep Seek, some other family of models, or the community as a whole. edit: There's also the following comment: > Does the api work again? It has been offline each time I tried it over the last month So I guess at least we're talking about Deep Seek.

diggan 2y ago
> Frankly who fucking cares about these lists anyway? Obviously, at least 100 HN users care enough to upvote it, for one or another reason. I think it sounds a bit weird to ask who cares about it when it's literally on the front-page. I guess all I can ask of you is "Be the change you want to see". Steering conversations by asking people to not post something is a fools errand, while if you try to start interesting top-level comments yourself, you'll at least have a chance of getting what you seem to want, instead of meta-conversations about why people don't talk about what you want them to talk about.