You would want to wait till smaller models for 3.6 are released, I’d assume it’ll be soon

Depends on how much quantization, but still fairly beefy, couldn’t run it on my homelab with a 3080ti for example.

I generally use smaller 8-12b models and they’re alright depending on the task.

Proxmox as another option

Does proxmox count? Then I run lots of docker containers in lxcs

Vaultwarden

There’s a silly bug where if you use Ventoy to install proxmox it fucks up the efi partition and won’t allow boot without the USB in, I left that USB in for probably 6 months before bothering to fix it lol.

“Having common functionality around certain types of fediverse content is centralization.”

Maybe consider moving to an instance that includes basic functionality?

Look I don’t have time to point by point give my takes, however I find it very funny when volatility and scamming are brought up as if that’s not rampant in literally every economic system.

I also don’t see how a transparent ledger with programming to ensure payments complete as expected is more risky then the opaque banking system also running nearly entirely online just behind closed doors in banks is any better.

Haven’t we already learned security through obscurity is not actually security?

I will say, the corporate/banking takeover of BTC happened over a decade ago now, so agree with you there, which is why it’s now “digital gold” instead of its original stated intent of digital cash.

The point of crypto is it is controlled via programmed rules, depending on the type, which in theory would make it more fair if coded properly.

Replace crypto with cash and all those things are true, and yet…

74 across 2 proxmox nodes in a few lxcs

Authelia does have it too, I use that with traefik

I wouldn’t be surprised in the slightest if israeli spies are actively stoking infighting as a pretext.

This but just JF instead of Navidrome

^Prompt Engineer

You trying to print screenshots of your game or what lmao

I feel like this might come down to more people building their own towers vs buying them outright, whereas those who wouldn’t be inclined to build their own PC are instead defaulting to laptops.

I’d be curious what it looked like during Covid, because a lot of non-PC gamers I knew all of a sudden were interested in building their own rigs.

Distrobox is more like running an entire other Linux distro to run your program, so like before my laptop died completely I had Bazzite and needed to install something locally that was way easier to do in an Ubuntu Distrobox, any time I wanted to run that program I open up my distrobox and run it, felt very native and the app and its files were still in my normal home directory yet ran with dependencies and such I had in the distrobox only.

Definitely nifty but different from the goal of podman/docker imo

Great guides https://www.simplehomelab.com/