@0xSero: Deepseek-V4-Flash helping me setup Nvidia's Dynamo for disaggregated inference. I have really gotten this model to be a…
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User @0xSero shares that Deepseek-V4-Flash is helping them set up Nvidia's Dynamo for disaggregated inference, and they find it strong for agentic workflows and programming, now using it locally instead of Claude.
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Deepseek-V4-Flash helping me setup Nvidia’s Dynamo for disaggregated inference.
I have really gotten this model to be a daily driver now. It’s really strong at agentic workflows and a decent programmer.
For all my side stuff, it’s local deepseek now
Claude sub cancelled wdyt https://t.co/eLXoS7nQaX
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