8 comments

  • bsaul1 hour ago
    That looks absolutely horrifying. What are the alternatives ??
    • john01dav22 minutes ago
      I've had opencode go + opencode work reliably, though I'm skeptical of how robust their data security claims are in practice because they suddenly blocked accessing Deepseek unless you were okay with the data going to China where true data privacy for something like that is illegal, which makes me wonder where it went before, which weakens my trust. It's also a lot less useful now that Deepseek is so much more expensive.
  • joelthelion30 minutes ago
    Excellent post, thanks for the article. This is very relevant for anyone using openrouter and similar services seriously.<p>I feel there is still a lot of progress to be made before we can really trust LLM providers.
    • xienze23 minutes ago
      It&#x27;s good to quantify the extent to which a lot of the stuff on there is just vibe-hosted. But I think it was always pretty apparent that this was the case. You&#x27;ve got numerous providers all running the gamut of:<p>* Hardware availability<p>* Competency<p>* Scruples
  • jwrallie52 minutes ago
    I noticed some strange behavior when I was setting it up to avoid providers that collect data, hence blocking default providers. Definitely it is worth filtering well tested providers, which is a feature OpenRouter provides.
  • kinard28 minutes ago
    great post, I just put $100 in credits on open router to try different models, I think maybe using the &quot;real&quot; provider is the way forward once I&#x27;ve spent my credits and decided which one I want (for now).
  • Krisso54 minutes ago
    Wish this had more insights on &#x27;cost&#x27; - I found OpenRouter credits to burn up fast.
  • anik2002 days ago
    Good job
  • hadeer6261 day ago
    Yes
  • abuds2 days ago
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