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I know everyone hates ai but Claude helpped me setup my homelab a few weeks back. A full arr stack, pihole, immich and tailscale. I was a fun weekend project that I would have take months on my own.
Man, that's the kind of AI usage of really want to do locally
If my server was capable of running ai locally I would be doing so.
If I had equipment that would run AI locally, I'd be on it.
The AI buttle is deflating right now, CPUs are getting cheaper by about 20%, as well as ram and storage, as old boy Sammy can't hold up his exaggerations and had to admit he can only spend half as much in the next 5 years. I really hope to get a gpu with 16-24g in the next 2 years, running AI locally will only get better
I used Kimi K2 to start learning the Nix language. It really cut down time when trying to understand what I did wrong when switching configurations threw errors.
Kimi K2 & Claude both want to tie your account to a phone number and I really don't like that.
I used it via Kagi. I'm not sure how they handle it on their end but I can swich between any model that is included in my subscription.
Very cool. That's the good part of AI. It increases access to existing solutions.
I don't think the mini pc can run an AI 😅
I know mine can't.
wait how did Claude help set things up then?
I think the person you're responding to is saying they just chatted with Claude on a separate device about how to set up their server.