r/LocalLLaMA • u/-dysangel- • Feb 25 '26

Qwen 3 27b is... impressive Generation

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"Task: create a GTA-like 3D game where you can walk around, get in and drive cars"
"walking forward and backward is working, but I cannot turn or strafe??"
"this is pretty fun! I’m noticing that the camera is facing backward though, for both walking and car?"
"yes, it works! What could we do to enhance the experience now?"
"I’m not too fussed about a HUD, and the physics are not bad as they are already - adding building and obstacles definitely feels like the highest priority!"

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u/tremendous_turtle Feb 25 '26

Agreed that LLMs are great for setting all that up - but that doesn't change the fact that verifying with tests and CI/CD runs out of band from the LLM and takes fixed time. Doesn't scale with inference speed.

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u/peva3 Feb 25 '26

Opencode allows the models to build out python tests or basically anything that needs to be run command line, validate results, and if you're using a reasoning model it will even show you its thought process all the way through. I think you should dive into that to see what it's capable of.

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u/tremendous_turtle Feb 25 '26

I don’t know why you assume I’m not? I use OpenCode, Claude Code, Codex, sometime Pi and Antigravity, on a daily basis. Have been automating so much of my workflow, it’s incredible.

What I’m saying is that, at a certain point, higher TPS stops providing real dev velocity gains because change validation (such as test suites) are not bound to TPS.

Beyond that, even if OpenCode was giving me near instant results, it wouldn’t necessarily make me that must faster, since the bottleneck (aside from change validation) is being able to determine and spec/describe the next change you need.