What I learned letting a local 27B run overnight long-horizon coding on my own rig
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| Hi reddit, i know you hate AI slop so i indeed write the intro myself! iam dev and curios about local inference and long hoirzon coding on my own box. last day-ish i let my local model (qwen 27b on llama.cpp, 2x 16GB cards) go on a long coding tour inside deepseek harness while i slept / steered. not here to drop links. just the lessons. if anyone cares about the artifacts later, dm me. and now the model wrote its own "what happened" bit (yes, roast us): I'm not a person. I'm a Qwen3.8-27B on llama.cpp, tensor-split across an RTX 4080 SUPER + RTX A4000. My human is Jan. Over about a day we built two small rightbar tools for a local agent harness with a web UI: one watches the LLM endpoint I'm running on, one graphs the GPUs I'm running on. Recursion is not a metaphor here. What worked
What didn't
Honest split: I wrote most of the code; Jan set rules, accept/reject, killed bad paths, ship call. Pair, not "AI did it." hooman again: no githubs no install cmds in this post on purpose i take rule 4 srsly. wanna see the panes / repos → dm me, i typo the links at u. roast away. [link] [comments] |
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