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having your own hardware lets you do much more than serve LLMs, it's a great learning platform in general

the other thing is that the little models are getting better and more capable, so the hardware ROI becomes greater over time

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Ideally I want to even train or at least fine tune, but I can’t afford a Blackwell.

I'd recommend to start by using a platform for first experiments, like fine-tuning offerings, which can be done for lower cost and will handle the thornier issues therein.

Do some experiments to see if fine-tuning shows potential for improvements, curating the dataset and reward function are the harder parts anyway.




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