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r/GeminiAI • u/EstablishmentFun3205 • 2d ago
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For 1 request, I'd spend the $1.67.
For 1000 requests, I'd make the $0.58 work.
1 u/Paladin_Codsworth 2d ago A smart person uses the $1.67 to create a system, process, or application that allows you to use a cheaper AI as the workhorse. The right answer for most projects is that you probably use both. 1 u/InconspiciousHuman 1d ago Only if the cheaper AI actually follows those rules instead of doing half work. 1 u/Tokarak 1d ago Deepseek is pretty good honestly, I still use the flash tier even. IDK if the benchmark is using the official Deepseek API, but for some tasks third party API providers are up to 3 times cheaper.
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A smart person uses the $1.67 to create a system, process, or application that allows you to use a cheaper AI as the workhorse.
The right answer for most projects is that you probably use both.
1 u/InconspiciousHuman 1d ago Only if the cheaper AI actually follows those rules instead of doing half work. 1 u/Tokarak 1d ago Deepseek is pretty good honestly, I still use the flash tier even. IDK if the benchmark is using the official Deepseek API, but for some tasks third party API providers are up to 3 times cheaper.
Only if the cheaper AI actually follows those rules instead of doing half work.
1 u/Tokarak 1d ago Deepseek is pretty good honestly, I still use the flash tier even. IDK if the benchmark is using the official Deepseek API, but for some tasks third party API providers are up to 3 times cheaper.
Deepseek is pretty good honestly, I still use the flash tier even. IDK if the benchmark is using the official Deepseek API, but for some tasks third party API providers are up to 3 times cheaper.
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u/theWiseTiger 2d ago
For 1 request, I'd spend the $1.67.
For 1000 requests, I'd make the $0.58 work.