I've seen job posts and training courses for "AI Native" developers/designers.
IMO it's too early for that. Only people born after 2021 could realistically be considered AI Native !
I've been running local models. It's quite a breeze!
I usually plan a task with a more powerful model like Claude or GLM(via @opencode Go subscription), and then for the implementation use a local model like Qwen.
The local model inference is so fast that is not funny anymore. Sometimes I think about all the time I wasted looking at Claude Code and waiting for it to do something!
Hoard your physical hardware. Run local AIs. Support open source. Don't let them price you out of freedom. Defend at all costs. Live sovereign. Resist. Die free.
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After using local LLMs (Qwen3.6) on local hardware for the past 1 month, I think the future of coding tools (Codex/Claude Code/Open Code...) belongs to a tool which allows you to run detailed planning on an advanced frontier model and let the cheap local models do the dirty work and get the plan executed.
I've been using the Superpowers plugin for quite a while now to plan features and its plans are detailed enough that I think any minion can execute them and eventually reach the goal.
I’m torn between two options for when I’m planning to change my company laptop in ~Oct.
@FrameworkPuter Pro 13 VS @Apple MackBook Ultra 14 🥊
Which one do you recommend and why?
I already have a MacBook Pro 2019, which is slow as a snail, and I’m already doing my daily tasks on my Framework 16 (Fedora).
I’m no stranger to both Linux and Mac.
My dilemma is that all commercial AI models only have a Mac app 😞
Also, there’s a higher chance of running some local models on a Mac. On the other hand, I do enjoy the freedom of using Linux with all the customization that comes with it.
@Samaytwt Keep discouraging young people to get into this career and when after 10 years we all understand SWEs are still needed, we can cash in and even get richer 🫠
First, I admire your work on Hologram!
My frustration comes with UI-related tasks, like adding a dropdown list with fancy search. I try to find non-JS-based alternatives, but I quickly hit a wall. Either because what I want isn't possible, or because there's already a simpler, ready-made JS component available.
I try to avoid writing JS, but keep running into roadblocks. So far, I've ended up either abandoning the UX I'd like to implement or switching to JS anyway.
And of course typed checked!
It was always a pity that the dialyzer was not able to check .exs files.
I've stopped using dialyzer for new projects and dropping it as I migrate to Elixir 1.20.
It will be a huge relief on the wallet as the dialyzer was the most time consuming part of the CI!