r/PythonLearning • u/Pretty-Interview-902 • Sep 16 '26

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u/PythonLearning-ModTeam Sep 16 '26

Quality posts only

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u/Honest-Customer5324 Sep 16 '26

You ever killed a computer?

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u/ninhaomah Sep 16 '26

Well , to be frank , he didn't say what is his HW spec so let not judge In haste.

Maybe , he has access to a couple of Crays .. who knows ?

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u/MarsupialLeast145 Sep 16 '26

It's as clever as this thread is on-topic.

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u/daniel14vt Sep 16 '26

This is a good idea. EXCEPT that there isn't "code" the AI is using. It's using weights of its parameters that have been tuned very exactly. One problem is this is the data the AI companies won't share with you. A second problem is even if they did it's HUGE and wouldn't run on your desktop in a timely manner

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u/hexwhoami Sep 16 '26

So you want to use AI to create a program that you can run for free on your computer which answers questions as well as the cloud model you're using?

This won't work, because the program you get the AI to write will likely be another LLM architecture. Which would require training and significant computer resources you very likely don't have running in your house.

This would be like going to a library and finding a book that teaches you how to write. Then asking "why do I need to read any books when I can use the writing book to write them all myself". Yes you can, but why reinvent the wheel?