pretty great. How long before deepseek charges for each api call?
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wow I just asked deep "is taiwan independent from china?" and then the same question to claude. Very different.
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DeepSeek does charge for the API (just 20-30x cheaper than o1), I assume OP is eating the cost. https://api-docs.deepseek.com/quick_start/pricing/
i see and where is https://groq.com/ in this. They used to be the cheapest?
The "why is DeepSeek so much cheaper than o1" question is currently a mystery, with the best guess being that compute in China is cheaper.
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#14"[...] you’re so tech-cliché, your browser’s “maxTouchPoints” is zero because even your devices fear human contact [...]"
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#15>Not only did you crawl here from Hacker News, the tech bro nursery, but you’re flexing 16 CPU cores just to run Linux like a spreadsheet samurai in Kirishima—impressive, given your browser speaks three languages yet still can’t ask for ramen politely.
..not bad
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#16Very cute :) It might be worth adding to the context that Chrome on macOS reports as OS X 10.15.7 (Catalina) no matter what future version you're actually running. It seemed very confused to my other specs but running such an old OS.
Did the same with Safari... which it reported as being from the future!
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#17> Braving Hacker News to end up here in San Mateo, huh? Your 1728x1117 resolution screams "I need 11 pixels to hide my crypto tabs," and 30-bit color depth proves you see more shades of gray than emotions—classic Firefox-on-Mac NPC behavior.
Yeah, that's pretty great!
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i see and where is https://groq.com/ in this. They used to be the cheapest?
The "why is DeepSeek so much cheaper than o1" question is currently a mystery, with the best guess being that compute in China is cheaper.
The model is much smaller. Compute in China should be more expensive considering all the US restrictions