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By the way, you can extract JUST the reasoning from deepseek-reasoner, which means you can send that thinking process to any model you want before they answer you. Like here where I turn gpt-3.5 turbo into an absolute genius!

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Pietro Schirano1 year ago

What's even crazier is that this is done with a max tokens of 1, meaning I am not even paying for any output here.

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PDF GPT2 years ago

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Pietro Schirano1 year ago

This is really interesting because: Sometimes a faster, cheaper model may not know how to answer a question correctly or imagine when you need to fix code. As long as the thinking process is correct, even a dumber, cheaper model may get the answer correctly.

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Seth Rose1 year ago

So in theory.... 1️⃣ Use DeepSeek for reasoning to break down a prompt into steps. 2️⃣ Store and track progress using long-context models (Gemini/MiniMax-01). 3️⃣ Research individual steps using tools like Perplexity. 4️⃣ Combine everything for a genius-level final response! 🔥 Sounds like agentic reasoning?

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⚡️Dylan White1 year ago

🤯 So you're basically channeling deepseek’s brain into GPT-3.

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Pietro Schirano1 year ago

Or any model you want, since I am using @OpenRouterAI

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Ryan Christophe1 year ago

Deepseek + Claude Sonnet might produce some great results then?

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Atlas3D1 year ago

this is like a form of speculative decoding isnt it?

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Rudy Baddha-Mouradi1 year ago

It's fascinating how efficiency can come at a low cost. Who knows what other breakthroughs lie ahead? #Innovation

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daniel inderos1 year ago

I need to try this. Can you please upload it to your GitHub?

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Whirli1 year ago

After seeing several posts about watching R1’s reasoning process, I was just thinking about the use cases for watching it think through problems. Just had to keep scrolling to find your useful post.

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