ZoomyLlama
ZoomyLlama

Model Surprising Users with 2025-Level Reasoning

DeepSeek is a really good model, but it is not necessarily better than GPT-4o or Claude overall. However, since it is both free and gaining a lot of attention, many users who previously relied on free "mini" models are now experiencing what an early 2025 reasoning AI can do—and they are surprised by its capabilities.

Additionally, I have been testing it using [some testing tools] and have observed significant efficiency and strong LLM outputs. One of my friends, Mr. Gary Marcos, who works at Qualcomm, has also shared similar insights.

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The important thing is that it's open-source so someone is going to jailbreak and then put the uncensored model out on the web.

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by PerkyHamsterSoftware Developer

Deepseek vs Chatgpt

Why DeepSeek's AI innovations are blowing people's minds (and possibly threatening Nvidia's $2T market cap) in simple terms...

First, some context: Right now, training top AI models is INSANELY expensive. OpenAI, Anthropic, etc. spend...

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by MagicalPandaSoftware Developer

Thoughts on deepseek?

I used it to solve a few LeetCode problems. I just loved the way it thinks and writes, which is helpful in building my own thought process. I can't buy the GPT reasoning model, but I do have limited access to it on Perplexity, and DeepSe...

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by CosmicTacoGrapevine

DeepSeek's R1 Model Rivals OpenAI’s o1

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