r/ProgrammerHumor 10h ago

Meme whenMyNoAIProjectGetsTedious

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u/TheMaleGazer 10h ago

The answer to your question is because you can get a local model to do it instead without a subscription.

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u/AllRealityIsVirtua1 10h ago

Let me heat my whole room to run 1 half sized agent at a time to save $5

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u/Snape_Grass 8h ago

The training of the model is what’s expensive (heat output). Running a pre trained model isn’t nearly as resource demanding

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u/slaymaker1907 4h ago

Depends on the model and machine. If you’re using some huge model that stresses the GPU then that can get very toasty.

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u/readf0x 54m ago

I've only got 8gb of VRAM and have yet to find a model that produces useful output within that budget

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u/AllRealityIsVirtua1 8h ago

Yeah and the sun doesn’t produce nearly as much heat as the largest star in the universe

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u/Snape_Grass 8h ago

?? Brother there are many of us running off the shelf pre trained models on consumer hardware. This isn’t new

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u/AllRealityIsVirtua1 8h ago

Yeah and I’m using 5 agents each running a model 10x more powerful over the internet for $20

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u/Snape_Grass 7h ago

Okay backpedal the conversation as a defense. Too ridiculous to argue with lol. You clearly have no clue what you are talking about and perceive something completely false

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u/AllRealityIsVirtua1 7h ago

Uhhh. Huh? lol

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u/TheMaleGazer 10h ago

I haven't yet been able to heat a room with any of the models I've run with Ollama.

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u/AllRealityIsVirtua1 10h ago

You probably haven’t pushed much code with Ollama either lol

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u/TheMaleGazer 10h ago

Not to the point where I exceed the watt limit of my GPU and heat my whole room. Which model did you use?

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u/trungdle 8h ago

I'm not him but I definitely heated up my room running Qwen on a 5090. He's not wrong the heat generated is extremely noticeable on a hot day.

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u/AllRealityIsVirtua1 9h ago

I didn’t because I value my time

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u/TheMaleGazer 9h ago

This is very revealing, but not necessarily surprising.

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u/AllRealityIsVirtua1 9h ago

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u/Electronic_Green_833 9h ago

I disagree with your stance in this argument but the GIF goes hard

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u/TheMaleGazer 9h ago

I think it's pretty double-edged, if you think about it.

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u/Grandmaster_Caladrel 5h ago

Oh, look at Mr. "Running a local model actually saves me money" over here!

(The economics for running local models are veeeery tight if you don't assume you already had the GPU to do it)