Why I Stopped Self-Hosting AI Models (And You Probably Should Too)
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I spent three months and roughly $500 of my own money trying to get a self-hosted LLM to work reliably. I had the GPUs, the Docker containers, the whole nine yards. And I ultimately tore it all down in a weekend. Let me tell you exactly why. The Allure of the Self-Hosted Setup It started innocently…
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Why I Stopped Self-Hosting AI Models (And You Probably Should Too)
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