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  • Monument@piefed.worldtoSelfhosted@lemmy.world•Is anyone self-hosting their own AI?
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    1 day ago

    I wouldn’t say I ‘run’ it, but I mess around with it

    I have a base level Mac Mini I got before the price increase a few years ago, also from when models were smaller and my ambitions were less. I’ve contemplated upgrading it, but I have other things to spend my money on.

    M4 processor, 16 gb ram, 256 gb storage, and a 4tb external HDD drive (an old NAS drive).

    It’s fine. It’s mostly a docker machine, but I do throw AI tasks at it a few times a week. Mostly stuff that I just let it chew on for 5-10 minutes and come back to.

    I run openwebui, and have several models I bounce between. I mostly run Gemma4 (Google) and Granite4.2:8B (IBM).

    Editing to add: the self hosted version of all these models, via llama, just in case that was unclear.




  • I didn’t know who the woman with the misspelled first name was, so I looked her up. I was sure the joke was that she is a porn star. Nah - some kind of social media influencer that moves a lot of products through banal videos.

    In 2026, Earle claimed that the only book she may have read was Dr Suess, and other than that she has “never read a book”, despite having gained a degree in marketing.
    – Wikipedia

    Seems right for Trump.


  • I don’t really want to get drawn into this, because no one was arguing about this until someone decided to advocate for SpaceX.

    But fuck it - EutelSat is partnered with Airbus, one of the largest defense contractors on the fucking planet.
    As far as number of satellites go, 600 is plenty. They can provide service worldwide with 600 satellites. The thing that is tripping you and the other commenter up relates to volume/saturation. They’re a smaller company. They have less volume. They don’t need more coverage.
    Maybe that means it’s not as robust, but given the choice between a company that randomly pulls the plug on your ops without advanced notice and (maybe?) being slightly more susceptible to jamming, the choice is clear. I’ll take an imperfect solution over no solution any day.

    Not to put too fine a point on it, but:
    Don’t give nazi’s money.
    Don’t entrust your (or your nations) safety to people and organizations that operate in bad faith and do not treat that safety responsibly.
    Do what works to see your needs met, not what you wish worked.