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I'd really rather just pay Deepseek directly. Why wouldn't I want to support the company that trained the model? It isn't even really worth the (minimal) ops t
by monster_truck 2mo ago
I'd really rather just pay Deepseek directly. Why wouldn't I want to support the company that trained the model?
It isn't even really worth the (minimal) ops to stand up rented MI300Xs to sell excess capacity to them even if it was minimally profitable, when I tried I was content to give API keys to friends to beat on it.
- edgyquant 2mo agoYou can do this but you still need a harness. I like open code because I can use literally any model through it and can connect directly to the provider (although I use open router)
- monster_truck 2mo agoWe just use moonbridge and codex. It's way cooler when all the log messages are in chinese
- vonneumannstan 2mo ago[flagged]
- stasomatic 2mo agoThere is some fear mongering, because - China. I wouldn't want to send even the dumbest of my half assed of my ideas to their servers... but then, could be a vector for some shenanigans... but, then as if we have a reasons to trust either Sam or Dario. IDK, but interesting to think about.
- PhilippGille 2mo agoAccording to OpenRouter, DeepSeek trains on input. At least when disabling all providers that train on your data, DeepSeek gets disabled. Other providers don't. You can also choose to route to ZDR only. https://openrouter.ai/deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash-0731#providers https://openrouter.ai/deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash-0731#provid...