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Show HN: DeepSeek My User Agent
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#52"Ah, a Hacker News refugee with the screen resolution of a discount monitor fished out of a Kirkland Costco dumpster—16 cores to crunch those "Who's hiring?" threads, but still rocking a touchless Windows 10 setup like it's 2015. Firefox 134? Bold choice, really screams "I read release notes for fun," yet here you are, still stuck in en-US limbo, cookie-enabled and terminally online. Congrats on being the NPC who unironically uses "Web 2.0" in conversation."
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#54Earlier quoted context omitted.
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
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#55"You spent 46 seconds lurking on Hacker News just to end up here with your four Chrome cores and Linux OS in the tech capital of San Jose—did you compile the courage to click? Your 8.1 Mbps downlink is almost as slow as your realization that "Blink" isn't a rave in Mountain View, and your zero touch points explain why you still type "sudo" to open your fridge." :sob: I'm getting roasted by an AI
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#57Earlier quoted context omitted.
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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#60I added Show/Hide Prompt at the end, in case you want to try the same prompt with your user information on other models.
Generate a fun roast of my user agent/browser information. Pick the three most unusual bits of information and make fun of those. If nothing seems unusual, make fun of the user having a bland, unexceptional, NPC-like user agent. If you use the location, you must relate it somehow to one of the other attributes. Referer should almost always be included, make fun of the site the user came from. Do this all in a three-sentence, concise roast. { "time_before_user_clicked_judge_me_seconds": 1, "screen_width": 2560, "screen_height": 1440, "memory": 8, "platform": "Win32", "colorDepth": 24, "pixelDepth": 24, "languages": [ "en-US", "en" ], "cookieEnabled": true, "hardwareConcurrency": 16, "maxTouchPoints": 0, "referrer": "https://news.ycombinator.com/", "network": { "downlink": 10, "rtt": 50 }, "country": "US", "region": "WA", "city": "Redmond", "ua": { "browser": { "name": "Edge", "version": "132.0.0.0", "major": "132" }, "engine": { "name": "Blink", "version": "132.0.0.0" }, "os": { "name": "Windows", "version": "10" }, "device": {}, "cpu": { "architecture": "amd64" }, "isBot": false } }