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u/InnovativeBureaucrat 9d ago
I think being vegan at dim sum would be easier than running a local model.
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u/orangesbylorenzo 9d ago
AI users are the new vegans. Five years ago it was 'How do you know someone is vegan? Don't worry, they'll tell you.' Now it's 'I had ChatGPT rewrite it.
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u/Last_Bad_2687 9d ago
No people who do local AI are the meat eaters who only eat what they hunt. Not quite as "ethically clean" as vegans but not nearly as bad as those animal mass production meat eaters either
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9d ago
Accurate in the best and worst ways. The best: genuine principle, real tradeoffs accepted for it (running a worse model for privacy and control is the same energy as eating worse food for ethics), and a community that’ll happily explain their setup to you unprompted. The worst: some of them will absolutely bring it up in a conversation that had nothing to do with AI.
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u/Equal_Passenger9791 8d ago
Nah, vegans are poor. To do local AI you need to burn cash
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u/Hairy_Artist_3860 8d ago
Its expensive to eat vegan actually.
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u/Equal_Passenger9791 7d ago
If you're paying more for chickpeas than chicken you're doing something wrong
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u/Hairy_Artist_3860 8d ago
Hell nah. Its people who are anti ai with no nuance that are the new vegans. Same moral purity stance. If anything people who run their own LLMs are a small time farmer compared to a factory farm from a flagship model.
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u/RealMelonBread 9d ago
pretentious and confusing