48 Hours of Field Notes on a Free AI Stack: What Broke, What Held, and What I'd Repeat
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Load tests tell you how a system behaves when you push it. They rarely tell you how it behaves at 3 AM on a Tuesday when nobody is pushing anything, and that gap bothered me enough to run a different kind of experiment. For 48 hours I kept field notes on a free AI stack: one small job, one log file…
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48 Hours of Field Notes on a Free AI Stack: What Broke, What Held, and What I'd Repeat
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