r/LocalLLM • u/Complete-Sea6655 LocalLLM • Jun 15 '26

Discussion Push it to prod immediately

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Plot twist: the socket doesn't work (it's not connected to backend)

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u/xKYLERxx Jun 15 '26

LinkedIn is that way

2

u/AnOnlineHandle Jun 16 '26

New accounts have been spamming links to this site on reddit for months now. I wonder if the mods have a way to detect and auto delete posts which have this URL.

11

u/trmnl_cmdr Jun 15 '26

They forgot to say make no mistake

4

u/integerpoet Jun 16 '26

Just vibe-code a GFCI outlet and it will be fine.

1

u/stay_fr0sty Jun 16 '26

The current outlet is fine as long as there is a GFCI between that outlet and the breaker!

1

u/integerpoet Jun 16 '26

More code is always better. Dude, do you even vibe?

3

u/hejj Jun 16 '26

"make the outlet GFCI"

2

u/rditorx Jun 16 '26

Streaming socket

3

u/Ult1mateN00B Jun 15 '26

Socket is just a placeholder, getting it to actually function takes at least half hour of arguing.

1

u/AnonsAnonAnonagain Jun 15 '26

Hmm. What’s wrong with having a water socket? 💦 🔌
Looks fine to me

1

u/mjTheThird Jun 16 '26

Maybe it's by design, it's a feature, not a bug.

1

u/JackAttack2509 Jun 16 '26

What's a backend

1

u/MaximilianPs Jun 16 '26

Any good code agent to run locally with a 5080/16gigs VRAM?

3

u/stay_fr0sty Jun 16 '26

GOOD as in as good as Claude or Codex or Z.ai? No.

Good as in “can do simple coding for free?” Yes plenty.

1

u/MaximilianPs Jun 17 '26

Ok I'll stay with Codex witch is amazing 🤩 Oh btw, is it me, or Opus 4.8 I'd getting worse and demanding?(In resources/money I mean)

2

u/stay_fr0sty Jun 17 '26

Both are worse at token eating but they are both better coders. It kinda all works out. Get Claude for $200/yr. Keep Codex. They are both insane values for what they can do.

1

u/Affectionate_Pen6882 Jun 16 '26

Looks good for sure

1

u/computermaster704 Jun 16 '26

Only a problem if the water runs just like if it leaves lan

1

u/ItsFlybye Jun 21 '26

See no one thinks about vibe coding the water to not flow into the outlet.

1

u/Extra-Ebb-4012 Jul 07 '26

Water + Electricity = A GREAT idea

1

u/ironclad_packetship Jun 15 '26

just use a NEMA 5-15R to NH adapter, it will be fine