The great AI re-calibration: why local could be the new frontier
Frontier AI is getting better but also more expensive, more centralized and more fragile. Local inference may be the next pragmatic shift.
I’m an Hybrid DC Architect specializing in data center networks. As an open-source advocate and the founder of OSIRIS JSON, I build tools that bridge the gap between complex infrastructure and clear documentation. I prototype solutions for real-world problems and share the war stories I collect along the way.
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Frontier AI is getting better but also more expensive, more centralized and more fragile. Local inference may be the next pragmatic shift.
After completing drafting the Architecture Development Guidelines, I'm starting development of the OSIRIS JSON Toolbox: core first, then CLI and SDK, the foundation for validation, producers and editor integrations.
I spent many years around Wireshark and finally I decided to publish for everyone a profile that aims to help making troubleshooting a little easier.
Manage and diagnose networks end-to-end without ever leaving your code editor. Conduct real Root Cause Analysis data-driven with no more guessing.
This is why, before writing the first code line, I’m writing an Architecture Development Guideline a document for mere mortal developers in the AI era.
Open Standard for Infrastructure Resources Interchange Schema
Systems. Tradeoffs. Reality. What matters when the noise fades
So I asked myself a simple question: can I run a website without a database? Can I get rid of it completely?
I see many people persevering in the default same decision: vintage bare-metal or a VPS is “the fastest answer” to all our human problems even on what so called cloud.
I made a menu wheel bottom right so is more easy even on mobiles to get acces through in natural gesture.
It’s also incredibly easy to create new content while keeping the project structure tidy and maintainable over time.
After 15 years spent on WordPress, Mr. Clooney, if he were me, would probably have said, “WordPress, what else?” for this new website.