Run a Jev-style decision API locally: Docker, DGX Spark, and the measured tradeoffs
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I wanted to use a decision model on internal project material without sending that material to a hosted inference service. That sounds simple until you get to the practical questions: which checkpoint, which inference code, which Docker image, and how much memory does it actually need? If you prefe…
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Run a Jev-style decision API locally: Docker, DGX Spark, and the measured tradeoffs
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