Sometimes you might want to run AI models locally without bloating your computer or…
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Sometimes you might want to run AI models locally without bloating your computer or taking up too much space. And you can do this using Azure + Docker to set up a virtual machine that runs the models inside a container. Here, @shricodev walks you through the process step by step. https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/host-llms-locally-in-docker-on-azure/
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