Five bucks gets you about 25 tries at a real programming job from DeepSeek's newest AI, and on Claude Opus 5 that same five bucks won't even cover half of one. DeepSeek says its version gets the job done more often, too. Those numbers come from DeepSWE, a test where AI models get 113 long, messy engineering tasks written from scratch, so nobody can cheat by memorizing answers. DeepSeek's new model passed 77% of them for about 20 cents a task. On the independent leaderboard, Opus 5 passes 74%…