I Ran the Same Vision Model on Ollama, Hugging Face Free Inference, and Google Colab — Only One Didn't Cost Me a Rate Limit Meltdown
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Every "free vision AI" recommendation conflates three very different things: running a model on your own GPU (Ollama), calling someone else's free API (Hugging Face Inference), and borrowing a free GPU notebook (Colab). Same model, three delivery mechanisms, wildly different failure modes. So I ran…
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I Ran the Same Vision Model on Ollama, Hugging Face Free Inference, and Google Colab — Only One Didn't Cost Me a Rate Limit Meltdown
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