Woah. This is gross. Need to test that.

We need that for Europe, too.

Tell me what you think of it. As a fan of Hyprland I just built a launcher that is a little bit more ambitious. Thanks for linux, I love you guys!

I use incus for these type of things. Comes with advantages as passing through gpu as well.

Call me a hater but I think Google has too much might already. Give em more leads to... you know the story.

It's just a matter of time until that warning is followed up by ads for generators

For the sake of sanity - do never rely on Google when building critical sections of your software!

Good thing it's open source

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OK I understand now and will fix that title. Sorry for that inconvenience. My bad. :-/

Sorry if you guys get so overwhelmed with deepseek submissions these days. This will be my one and only in the next time. It is cool to have an anti-weight to all these pay models.

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.

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?

Just 671b is the real thing.

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Ollama doesn’t run Deepseek, just distilled versions

That seems false?

https://ollama.com/library/deepseek-r1

This includes the full model and additionally several distills.

You are right, it lists Deepseek V2