u/Repulsive-Machine706

Im sick of thinking of ideas, creating them, and then giving up on them on my own. I'm looking for other teen developers to build a community, learn and share, and try to build something truly original.

I'm a 16-year-old developer from the Netherlands. I'm mostly interested in design, but also artificial intelligence. Portfolio: nyvo.is-a.dev.

As I mentioned earlier, I was hoping to find a few developers to try and build something real with, teaching each other along the way. I think it would be a great experience.

I dont have a plan yet, or product idea, it depends on the skills of the people that are interested.

If you feel the same, DM me.

Im sick of thinking of ideas, creating them, and then giving up on them on my own. I'm looking for other teen developers to build a community, learn and share, and try to build something truly original.

I'm a 16-year-old developer from the Netherlands. I'm mostly interested in design, but also artificial intelligence. Portfolio: nyvo.is-a.dev.

As I mentioned earlier, I was hoping to find a few developers to try and build something real with, teaching each other along the way. I think it would be a great experience.

If you feel the same, DM me.

This makes alot more sense, right? I mean a weapon skin is for matching with the outfit of your player, not playstyle. Things like scopes etc you can keep per contestant, but weapon skin just makes sense to link to outfits, this way I dont have to create a new contestant for every fit haha.

Is it:

- Privacy
- Reduced token costs/no rate limits
- Works offline
- Experimenting/learning purposes
- Something else?

From the base model Macbook Pro, so standard M5 chip, at 16 GB, would you suggest:

- upgrading the chip to M5 Pro and RAM automatically to 24GB (+500$ extra)
- upgrading RAM to 24 GB (+200$ total)/36 GB (+400$ total).
- something else like an older model etc, looking to stay around 2000$ price range, maybe bit above.

What matters most, chip or RAM? Whats the bottleneck? If you own a Macbook, what has been your experience with running local LLM's?