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But this rubber duck knows about programming. However, especially early on the duck lied a lot and now often insists that the API version it learned a year ago is still the latest and everything you've done with the new one is wrong. Well, now you l can let it read the new documentation beforehand but it's still a weird rubber duck.
Hey! It's someone with actual development experience.
I hope NPU hardware like CIX Clawcore will become more common for Developers. They can run 30B models locally and these smaller models are getting better and more efficient as well (MoE etc).
The hardware still burns energy and resources and costs money but locally so you are responsible for it and don't externalize everything into some data centers and investor / public money.
You can run a 30B model on a used 3090.
True but it needs more room, power and has less RAM. It's probably faster though.
I admire your optimism.
You know what hardware is going to become common with developers? Dumb terminal tablets and cloud accounts, unless we stop the capitalists right away.
You're not wrong. At work I have the bizarre situation that I have a laptop which is pretty powerful but I'm not allowed to develop on it and have no admin rights on it so I have to remote desktop into a less powerful VDI running in a different country with exactly the same access to company information but I have local admin rights on that machine. Also development is super cumbersome because it's a windows VDI so I have to use WSL2 for a lot of the things I'm doing. Really weird, inefficient and expensive.