Maybe you should add "distills" to the title? As this is about installing Ollama to grab the 7b or 14b R1-Qwen-distills, not "R1".
Running DeepSeek R1 on Your Own (cheap) Hardware – The fast and easy way
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#12Are there any security concerns over DeepSeek as there are over TikTok? Saw this in the article >I would not recommend running this on your main system. Unless you like unnecessary risks.
Using hosted versions where host collects data or using a unknown software that runs the model is the risk.
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#13Set up a local AI with DeepSeek R1 on a dedicated Linux machine using Ollama—no cloud, no subscriptions, just raw AI power at your fingertips.
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#15Maybe you should add "distills" to the title? As this is about installing Ollama to grab the 7b or 14b R1-Qwen-distills, not "R1".
> Why Ollama? Because it makes running large language models actually easy.
> If it doesn’t work, fix your system. That’s not my problem.
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#16Set up a local AI with DeepSeek R1 on a dedicated Linux machine using Ollama—no cloud, no subscriptions, just raw AI power at your fingertips.
Ollama doesn’t run Deepseek, just distilled versions
https://ollama.com/library/deepseek-r1
This includes the full model and additionally several distills.
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#18Earlier quoted context omitted.
Personally I don't get sick of it. There's a lot of hype around Deepseek specifically rn, but to run SOTA or near SOTA models locally is a huge deal, even if it's slow.
The issue is that this article is conflating (as do many, many articles about the topic) the distilled versions of R1 (basically llama/qwen reasoning finetunes) with the real thing. We are not even talking about quantized versions of R1 here, so it's not quite accurate to say you're running R1 here.
Re: Running DeepSeek R1 on Your Own (cheap) Hardware – The fast and easy way
#19Earlier quoted context omitted.
The issue is that this article is conflating (as do many, many articles about the topic) the distilled versions of R1 (basically llama/qwen reasoning finetunes) with the real thing. We are not even talking about quantized versions of R1 here, so it's not quite accurate to say you're running R1 here.
Hey the model from https://ollama.com/library/deepseek-r1 is used. This is not the real thing? Just 671b is the real thing or what are you going to tell me?
Re: Running DeepSeek R1 on Your Own (cheap) Hardware – The fast and easy way
#20Maybe you should add "distills" to the title? As this is about installing Ollama to grab the 7b or 14b R1-Qwen-distills, not "R1".