Latest Deepseek models unsupported in local inference frameworks
Deepseek V4-Flash and other new models lack support outside VLLM, leaving users unable to run them locally through popular frameworks. Delay between model release and framework integration blocks experimentation.
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Anthropic-Compatible Endpoint Cannot Invoke Extended Thinking on Third-Party Models
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