My homelab needed a lightweight dashboard, so I had Claude and a local LLM race to build it
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Trying to self-host LLMs made me realize local AI has a friction problem, not a quality problem
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Your old Android phone is a better thin client than most mini PCs
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I used a local LLM to turn my NAS from a storage dump into something actually organized
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The real reason you should move to Proxmox isn't virtualization
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VS Code's task runner saves me hours every week, but almost nobody knows it exists
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Almost every service I self-host runs in a Linux container, and the math just doesn't favor a VM anymore
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