Post by Rowe

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1Mg2Zb…rdWt Unverified · twetch

I've been dogfooding local AI only for all of my companies. I'm learning all of the strengths and weaknesses so that when the plug is finally pulled by these remote AI companies we aren't all stuck holding the bag and beholden to the crack token dealers for overpriced, censored and tracked crack tokens.

Most of the guys on my teams still use remote AI but I've been able to show them that local AI has a strong future and, in my opinion, it will be the only viable way forward for strong independent companies to survive and thrive going forward.

The future is local, in every sense of the word.

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139X4y…Nh3Q Unverified · twetch

I've got ~⅓ of my hardware crunching locally. The cloud models are truly impressive but I feel some urgency in getting my agents benchmarking various LLMs to see what my boxes can do. Trying to find the right balance of context and speed. It's all about vram and patience!

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1Mg2Zb…rdWt Unverified · twetch
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The gap between remote AI and local AI is closing rapidly. We were a 1 year in terms of remote to local separation, then 6 months, now local is only lagging about 3 months behind the best frontier models.

This gap will only get smaller over time, the local models will get smaller, smarter, faster, and easily run on even the most budget hardware.

More tokens per second is great but it has an upper limit. At a certain point the human must stop, and actually think about what it wants the machine to do next.

The machines are here to serve us, not vice versa. The second you get confused and forget that, you’re dead.

DON’T GET CONFUSED!

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