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XMasterrrr
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About XMasterrrr
Blog: https://www.ahmadosman.com
X/Twitter: https://x.com/TheAhmadOsman
GitHub: https://github.com/TheAhmadOsman/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/TheAhmadOsman/
Email: me - at ~ ahmadosman.com
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Comment #44378636
Hey HN, I've been neck-deep in AI and LLMs for a while now, and I kept running into the same problem: every learning resource out there for LLMs either tries to teach you all of de…
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Comment #42786003
What's your workflow like? I use AI Chat. I load Qwen2.5-1.5B-Instruct with llama.cpp server, fully offloaded to the CPU, and then I config AI Chat to connect to the llama.cpp endp…
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Comment #42785998
I think I know what he means. I use AI Chat. I load Qwen2.5-1.5B-Instruct with llama.cpp server, fully offloaded to the CPU, and then I config AI Chat to connect to the llama.cpp e…
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Comment #41612926
Hey guys, If you remember, I shared my first blogpost here a couple of weeks ago Serving AI From The Basement ( https://ahmadosman.com/blog/basement-ai-resident/serving-ai-... ) an…
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Comment #41485946
You've got a much stronger heart than me man
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Comment #41485942
Most outlets rely on 120v 15amp breakers here in the US, only washer/dryer/kitchenware require the higher end 240v breakers
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Comment #41485941
Yup, that's exactly what I had installed.
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Comment #41485934
Yeah, you get it. I have two PDUs with NEMA L6-30P plugin, and two NEMA L6-30R outlet. Each outlet is connected to it's dedicated 30A 240v circuit (which gives you a total of 60A, …
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Comment #41485910
If that is true and OP is not just confused, he should sue his landlord, and I am not even kidding!!!
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Comment #41485908
What kind of a dryer? Because that cannot be right. Dryers require a 30amp 240volt dedicated breakers by code in most counties in most states nowadays.
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Comment #41485902
Actually, putting each PSU on its own circuit is crazy dangerous. In the scenario of your suggestion, if one goes out, you are in for a fire. Highly recommend against that.
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Comment #41485856
Let me know if you figure it out, I would be really interested hahaha
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Comment #41485852
I agree with you on all of that. I went down the rabbit hole to understand what's up, but I also hired someone and told them exactly what I wanted: breakers amps and volts, outlets…
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Comment #41485822
A year ago it was a struggle to get one for anything below $2100 pre-tex. Glad it came down a bit.
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Comment #41485803
Yeah, you get it. I am using 3x 1600w 240V Platinum PSUs from Superflower (They're the manufacturer of EVGAs PSUs. Top notch stuff, did my homework) I however decided against serve…
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Comment #41485769
Hey man, I think I came across your blog at some point before while trying to figure out my own power plan for this beast (check my comment to OP for more context), so kudos to you…
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Comment #41485738
Oh yeah, my original setup was an RTX 4090 + an RTX 3090, and I swear one night I had the circuit breaker trip more than 15 times before I gave up. I have a UPS so I would run to t…
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Comment #41481853
Hey guys, this is something I have been intending to share here for a while. This setup took me some time to plan and put together, and then some more time to explore the software …
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Comment #37433876
Both.