Software engineer skilled in Distributed Systems.

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  1. Letting my homelab do things on its own

    A chat window only answers when I ask. I wanted my homelab to also do small jobs for me on its own, so I tried two AI agents, OpenClaw and Hermes Agent. How they work, how I set them up, and the surprise that most of my jobs didn't need AI at all.

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  2. Switching to a smaller model

    I expected a new, smaller model to be slower on my homelab, and at first it was. Then I found one setting that more than doubled its speed. In the end I switched to it, because it freed up half my memory and can read images.

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  3. Setting up my homelab

    I wanted my own private AI, running at home, where nothing I ask leaves the house. This is the machine I bought, how I set it up, what I tried, how local models felt to use, and what I want to try next.

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