i prefer qwen max 2.5 myself as deepseek is just bogged down if you arent using their api
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What do you mean by bogged down? What model are you running, on what hardware?
using https://www.deepseek.com/. It's simply slow. Same with R1 (free) through openrouter. I also pay for their api via openrouter and it's not fast either.
I use both and compare answer, when is coding related and both give me different answer I feed the answer of one onto the other and ask them to explain why I should use their version instead of this other one, back and forth a couple of times and they tend to converge into something better.
At this point isn't it faster to just code it yourself?
I found it to be a good excercise, they keep correcting and commenting on each other code and I end using some adaptation if what they give me.
In my day to day job, I usually just write with pandas and with pretty specific processes tied to Brazilian insurance regulation, so they can't really code what I need.
I've been generally trying to keep my AI usage down, but when I absolutely need it, im more happy to support open source software.