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The DeepSeek Model Lineup: V3.2, R1, and Distilled Variants Mapped to Production Workloads

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DeepSeek models explained: V3.2 vs R1 vs distilled variants, when to use thinking mode, tool calling limits, token costs, and how to run them on Fireworks.

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The DeepSeek Model Lineup: V3.2, R1, and Distilled Variants Mapped to Production Workloads
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