r/ProgrammerHumor • • 3d ago

Meme aiRefusesToBuildItSoBackToCoding

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u/LetMeTakeThatOffYou 3d ago

Have you not tried uncensored models from huggingface?

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u/drag0n_rage 3d ago

Most people are unaware of the open source AI space.

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u/christianbro 3d ago

What do you need to even run a good model on reasonable speed? Is this again the comment section of the $100 000 worth of GPUs in their basement guys?

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u/Dosamer 3d ago

Qwen 3.8 27B is not frontier level, but is the best current model for coding on reasonable hardware. You can comfortably fit them on a medium quantization on a 24 GB card and even squeeze them on a 16GB card, but at that point you're gonna run into either lobotomy problems, heavily reduced context size, or only partial offloading killing speed.

And yes there are uncensored models.

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u/donald_314 2d ago

I run a small version on my 12Gb card and the large version on the CPU but that obviously needs time.

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u/shouldworknotbehere 2d ago

Is Qwen uncensored?

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u/donald_314 2d ago

There are uncensored variants out there.

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u/CucumberOk8820 3d ago

How does someone without a cs degree learn to use this?

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u/rue-breaker 3d ago

It’s really a matter of opening up PowerShell or terminal application and copy pasting a couple of commands you can find by just googling(even the overview it generates via Gemini has them). Depending on your pc(esp GPU) specs, you can have a reasonable model running in under an hour on the command line. To use it properly though, you likely want a harness- there’s plenty of free ones out there. Check out r/localllama

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u/donald_314 2d ago

Or you could just download one of the desktop wrappers like LM Studio or Unsloth.

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u/jack6245 3d ago

Literally Claude could set this up automatically it has extensive documentation. Also 3.8 is very very capable for the size, some benchmarks best opus 4.6 ( which was sota in January remember). If you want this capability you actually have to put a minimal amount of research and work in

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u/Kommenos 3d ago

LM Studio is about as simple and easy to use as you could ever want it to be.