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DeepSeek R1 has landed on Cursor Composer, so I tried it by adding Supabase realtime to my app! If you're wondering, they are using a version of DeepSeek hosted on US servers. As much as I love the hype on this model, I find that using Claude Sonnet produces... show more

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pgflow1 год назад

Yeah Sonnet is still way ahead in terms of coding! But reasoning traces from R1 can be used in other models (feature), and that's exactly what guys from DeepClaude did - they use R1 to create a reasoning trace and then use it to improve output from Sonnet - mindblowing!

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Study Bunny Games2 лет назад

Learn Japanese through "mild immersion" in a game Like this? Repost and follow us!

Фото профиля Tyler Hughes

Tyler Hughes1 год назад

Personally I think where things are going to really benefit from Deepseek is when people decide to use it for reasoning only and then pass that reasoning to Claude to implement

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Daniel1 год назад

Use R1 to create a plan for working on a feature. Have it break that down into chunks it can assign to jr developers. Then feed that plan into Composer using Claude 3.5. Works really well. R1 is the architect, Claude is the Staff engineer

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Lucas Dickey1 год назад

I'd like it in Cursor if I could use R1 offline when I can't use Sonnet (like the flight I'm imminently departing on where the Wi-Fi is broken)... PS I thought it was funny when @cursor_ai announced R1 support, but said that they're still leaving Sonnet as default due to better performance

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John George1 год назад

You're using it wrong. You should use R1 in chat mode to analyze a problem and provide step-by-step instructions, then copy the entire output (including the thinking) over to the agent composer with Claude 3.5 Sonnet. I've found the results astonishing.

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Joshua Riley1 год назад

Have you seen that you can now create and manage Supabase projects now with Cursor Composer thanks to MCP support? That’s the game changing feature for me

Фото профиля Adam Hearn

Adam Hearn1 год назад

DeepSeek R1 is slow, inaccurate, and often confusing itself. Buying more $NVDA everyday!

Фото профиля Pedro Santos

Pedro Santos1 год назад

@supabase Agreed , 5 days of testing, and I still don’t get the hype.

Фото профиля AllYourTech

AllYourTech1 год назад

@supabase Yep, I’ve still yet to find a model that outperforms Claude despite what benchmarks may have us believe

Фото профиля Shota Azikuri

Shota Azikuri1 год назад

it's amazing that still no model can beat sonnet

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