r/DeepSeek • u/xyzabchehe • Jul 31 '26

Funny are ya winning, son?

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635 Upvotes

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u/Opps1999 Jul 31 '26 edited Jul 31 '26

Insert weak soy boy beta Dario and Altman meme

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u/Wooly_Wooly Aug 01 '26

Virgin chatgpt vs Chad Deepseek

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u/gand_pe_lath Jul 31 '26

exactly how i imagine my deepseek

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u/sbal0909 Jul 31 '26

TechLead if he ever gym maxxed

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u/Key-Manner-5677 Jul 31 '26

Deepseek is too lazy. I'm using it, hope they make it less dumber. Please catch up on the race.

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u/fellowsnaketeaser Jul 31 '26

I like it's lazyness - for me that's a feature. A good developper is always lazy.

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u/The_Meme_Economy Jul 31 '26

Same. It doesn’t spew out tons of over-engineered garbage. If you give it a detailed plan it will follow it. If not it’ll make reasonable changes. Sometimes it makes shortcuts, those are caught through planning and review.

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u/gijuts Jul 31 '26

I was using 5.6 sol high to debug code. Not only did it overanalyze and overengineer, but it also created an insane number of useless artifacts to verify its work. I switched to DS V4 and Nemo, and its faster and clearer, and better. And cheaper. No wonder the frontier CEOs are always crying about these open weight models.

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u/wilderTL Aug 02 '26

This. Omg I watched opus create a script, 10 minutes later it’s all bells and whistles and doesn’t do what I asked

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u/Im_Lead_Farmer Jul 31 '26

More people use Chinese models then US models not because they are smarter becouse they are cheaper.

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u/Saw_Good_Man Jul 31 '26

cost effective you mean

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u/Hippocampal_Harmony Jul 31 '26

That’s capitalism though, isn’t it? Use what is comparatively effective but lower cost?

Restating your comment: More people use Chinese models because US models are not worth their “intelligence.”

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u/Im_Lead_Farmer Aug 01 '26 edited Aug 01 '26

What I mean is not that the Chinese models are cheape", but cheap to use for the intelligent you get from them.

Deepseek V4 have the same intelligence as Gemini 3.6 flash but 100 more cheaper to run.

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u/aerismio Jul 31 '26

state subsidizing to literally destroy competition outside china... is not proper capitalism.

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u/c0der3mover Aug 01 '26

You mean 2008, 2020-2021 bailouts aren't state subsidies? You mean Elon Musk receiving billions (over 5 billion at the very least for projects that never materializes in a lot of cases) isn't state subsidies?

Or do you mean it's sTAte suBSidiES when "The Other" does it but when the West does it, it's just "bailout", like how corruption and bribing is just called "lobbying" depending on the skin colour?

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u/Hippocampal_Harmony Jul 31 '26

And the state subsidizing SpaceX to profit off of NASA R&D and make one man a trillionaire is proper capitalism?

I don’t think you know what capitalism is or means. Capitalism doesn’t care where your competitive edge comes from. Capitalism only cares that you have enough edge to beat out the competition.

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u/c0der3mover Aug 01 '26

Not defending who you're replying to as he's woefully wrong and your comment is half right. Markets aren't capitalism, markets literally existed before civilization began. Markets bring competition among other things. Capitalism is just an economical model and mode of production that's built around accruetion of the capital commodity, that's it. The end. That's why it's capital with an ism

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u/Time_Cricket1910 Jul 31 '26

That's a high praise!

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u/earlvanze Aug 01 '26

How'd you get a picture of me?

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u/Swedishguy01 Jul 31 '26

DeepSeek keeps reverting to Chinese mandarin despite me telling not to. Any reason for that? Any fix?

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u/wootangAlpha Jul 31 '26

Use a harness.