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I just deployed it on my home cluster. Looks really awesome! The way it just integrates with everything I’m using like Apple health, Immich, etc is amazing.

Just from that screenshot, I don’t see anything wrong. Your load is fine, you’re not swapping, and you have plenty of stuff cached with plenty of room to spare.

Linux will try to cache as much as possible into memory; it doesn’t mean that it’s “using” it. So it seems like you’re conflating memory used with memory availability.

If you start spilling into swap, then you’re getting a little high on your usage. For most people, the default settings for everything are fine; it’s also possible to over-optimize your system into worse performance.

That’s really cool!

That we did! 😂

You mean a Wyze idea? 😉

Not using LLMs (and other tools) isn’t realistic. The proverbial toothpaste is already out of the tube, sadly. There aren’t going to be many/any industries that won’t be using them in some way.

I think the more realistic option is to use them in a responsible way and advocate for that.

If you need the kind of things that it’s providing and you need the audit trails for them. Then it’s for sure worth the money. I know a few orgs that would gladly pay for this and I’m passing it along to them.

From what I understand Greg Kroah-Hartman would take over