So you want to use OpenRouter?
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So you want to use OpenRouter?
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#3Good job
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#4Yes
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#5That looks absolutely horrifying. What are the alternatives ??
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#6Wish this had more insights on 'cost' - I found OpenRouter credits to burn up fast.
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#7I noticed some strange behavior when I was setting it up to avoid providers that collect data, hence blocking default providers. Definitely it is worth filtering well tested providers, which is a feature OpenRouter provides.
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#8Excellent post, thanks for the article. This is very relevant for anyone using openrouter and similar services seriously.
I feel there is still a lot of progress to be made before we can really trust LLM providers.
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#9great post, I just put $100 in credits on open router to try different models, I think maybe using the "real" provider is the way forward once I've spent my credits and decided which one I want (for now).
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#10Excellent post, thanks for the article. This is very relevant for anyone using openrouter and similar services seriously. I feel there is still a lot of progress to be made before we can really trust LLM providers.
It's good to quantify the extent to which a lot of the stuff on there is just vibe-hosted. But I think it was always pretty apparent that this was the case. You've got numerous providers all running the gamut of:
* Hardware availability
* Competency
* Scruples