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[return to "Claude Code: connect to a local model when your quota runs out"]
1. paxys+c7c[view] [source] 2026-02-04 21:59:44
>>fugu2+(OP)
> Reduce your expectations about speed and performance!

Wildly understating this part.

Even the best local models (ones you run on beefy 128GB+ RAM machines) get nowhere close to the sheer intelligence of Claude/Gemini/Codex. At worst these models will move you backwards and just increase the amount of work Claude has to do when your limits reset.

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2. andai+LBc[view] [source] 2026-02-05 01:12:06
>>paxys+c7c
Yeah this is why I ended up getting Claude subscription in the first place.

I was using GLM on ZAI coding plan (jerry rigged Claude Code for $3/month), but finding myself asking Sonnet to rewrite 90% of the code GLM was giving me. At some point I was like "what the hell am I doing" and just switched.

To clarify, the code I was getting before mostly worked, it was just a lot less pleasant to look at and work with. Might be a matter of taste, but I found it had a big impact on my morale and productivity.

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3. davidw+bid[view] [source] 2026-02-05 07:55:43
>>andai+LBc
Similar experience to me. I tend to let glm-4.7 have a go at the problem then if it keeps having to try I'll switch to Sonnet or Opus to solve it. Glm is good for the low hanging fruit and planning
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