Coding with DeepSeek 4 on a 128GB MacBook Pro (ronreiter.com via hn)
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DeepSeek 4
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Running Claude Code and Pi on DeepSeek V4 Flash — locally on a 128GB MacBook Pro A 284-billion-parameter frontier model, running entirely offline on a laptop — and wired up as a backend for two agent harnesses: Claude Code and Pi. DeepSeek…
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DeepSeek V4 official release coming in mid-July with 2x peak-hour API pricing (technode.com via hn)
The DeepSeek team announced on Monday that the official release of DeepSeek V4 is scheduled for mid-July. According to the company, the new version builds on the existing preview release with further feature enhancements and performance up…
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Show HN: No ads and noise from any page, get a clean AI reformat in one click (code.intellios.ai via hn)
This is a Chrome extension I created to use deepseek v4 flash (almost FREE) api to help me quickly summarize web page or reformat web page into a much more readable format (remove ads, noises, keep images if needed) Another cool thing is s…
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Fastllm: A LLM inference library that runs DeepSeek-V4 with 10GB VRAM (github.com via hn)
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DeepSeek V4 Peak Valley Pricing Change (www.kucoin.com via hn)
ME News reports that, as monitored by Beating on June 29 (UTC+8), DeepSeek officially announced that the official release of DeepSeek V4 is scheduled for mid-July, alongside the introduction of a peak-off-peak pricing mechanism. During pea…
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DeepSeek v4 Releasing Mid July (files.catbox.moe via hn)
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Show HN: DeepSeek Flash inverted the economics of agent products (www.rtrvr.ai via hn)
There is an adversarial relationship between developers and big model labs. Model labs charged developers higher API prices to subsidize their own agent harness offerings.
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We got DeepSeek-V4-Pro serving in 20 seconds (inferize.ai via hn)
Inferize is building highly optimized, elastic inference for AI workloads. Ridiculously fast, efficient LLM serving that scales with demand.
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Ask HN: How to avoid LLMs struggling with Lisp parens? (news.ycombinator.com)
LLMs seem to love certain languages (Python, Bash, etc.), but they all seem to struggle with Lisp (e.g. Racket or Emacs Lisp).