MMO P&S OpenAI version 0.1 compared to DeepSeek release 1

[Missink]

What are your thoughts on these two tools? Which one works best for your coding jobs? Has anyone seen one do way better than the other?

DeepSeek release 2 gets my prompts more clearly, and it’s free. I’ve used it for around eight days and I’m really happy with it so far.


It’s wild—there’s an open-source project in the AI world that’s really going head-to-head with big names like OpenAI and Microsoft. Even though they spent about $5.8 million on their version 1. Who would have guessed that open-source work could compete with huge companies this well?

 

[IdealCert]

What are your thoughts on these two tools? Which one works best for your coding jobs? Has anyone seen one do way better than the other?

DeepSeek release 2 gets my prompts more clearly, and it’s free. I’ve used it for around eight days and I’m really happy with it so far.

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It’s wild—there’s an open-source project in the AI world that’s really going head-to-head with big names like OpenAI and Microsoft. Even though they spent about $5.8 million on their version 1. Who would have guessed that open-source work could compete with huge companies this well?

I’m not really sure how people test these things, but I’ve tried both o1 and r1.


o1 works a lot better, no doubt!

 

[SisterHippo]

What are your thoughts on these two tools? Which one works best for your coding jobs? Has anyone seen one do way better than the other?

DeepSeek release 2 gets my prompts more clearly, and it’s free. I’ve used it for around eight days and I’m really happy with it so far.

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It’s wild—there’s an open-source project in the AI world that’s really going head-to-head with big names like OpenAI and Microsoft. Even though they spent about $5.8 million on their version 1. Who would have guessed that open-source work could compete with huge companies this well?

Same here!

 

[FamousRazu]

I haven’t really tried o1 next to deepseek r1, but I’ve used another AI called Cloudy, and it’s way better than o1 for writing code.


If you’re working with React, Cloudy can actually show you what the page looks like while you build it, so fixing things is super easy. That’s really cool.


If anyone knows a smart tool that can do the same thing with PHP, Python, or Node stuff, that would be amazing—especially for folks like me who aren’t coding pros yet.