Getting Started with DeepSeek: The Best Options for Every Use Case
In this video, I give a quick overview of the best places to get started with DeepSeek. Whether you’re aiming to conduct research, use it within a coding context, or run it locally, I’ve got you covered! 📝💻 Here are some key highlights:
1️⃣ Hosted Interface: chat.deepseek.com – Easy access but currently facing high demand.
2️⃣ GitHub Marketplace: Explore different DeepSeek models, including R1 and O1, on Azure.
3️⃣ Local Models: Check out Olama and LM Studio for offline use.
4️⃣ Jan: Provides a sleek chat interface and local server capabilities.
5️⃣ Perplexity: Great for research with seamless reasoning and citation features.
6️⃣ Groq: Fast inference with the 70B parameter model.
7️⃣ Artificial Analysis: Compare models based on quality, speed, and price.
8️⃣ IDE Integration: Tools like Continue, VS Code, and others make coding with DeepSeek easier than ever.
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00:00 Introduction to Deep Seek Options
00:14 Exploring DeepSeek Hosted Interface
01:00 Using DeepSeek on GitHub and Azure
01:37 Running DeepSeek Locally with Olama
03:04 LM Studio: A Local Interface Option
03:36 Jan: Combining Local and Server Capabilities
04:12 Perplexity: Research and Reasoning
05:30 Groq: Fast and Powerful Model
06:29 Artificial Analysis: Comparing Models
08:17 Deep Seek in Coding IDEs
09:48 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
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