chrisischris

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   by chrisischris 21d ago

   This is a project I built myself, it was partly inspired by the folding@home projects way of pooling peoples idle compute. Primarily I wanted a way for everyday users to be able to easily run open weight models on their hardware and use the
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   Show HN: Spore – run local models on your own hardware, use them from anywhere(sporeintel.com)

   3 points by chrisischris 21d ago|2 comments
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   by chrisischris 7mo ago

   Been building Spore, a distributed AI inference platform where you run models on your own hardware and access them from anywhere. The idea is you keep data control while participating in a credit economy to access more powerful models when
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   by chrisischris 8mo ago

   I was hitting Claude Code's rate limit pretty often while paying for their max subscription. Started thinking – I've got a decent GPU sitting at home doing nothing most of the day. So I've been building a distributed AI infer
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   by chrisischris 10mo ago

   Yeah! not building a blockchain but we are building a system similar to folding at home (also a fan of that) where if you choose to have your node process others peoples requests you will get credits that you can then use to spend on other
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   by chrisischris 10mo ago

   Yea that would be the best current solution out there and would work ok for one person with one computer but the average person isn't going to set that up and it isn't easy to use from any device just by logging into a website or
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   by chrisischris 10mo ago

   I was hitting Claude Code's rate limit pretty often while paying for their max subscription. Started thinking – I've got a decent GPU sitting at home doing nothing most of the day. So I'm building a distributed AI inference p