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Educator. AI tester. Author of the Local AI Workshop Series. https://theguitarsuite.substack.com/ https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0H19D337S https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HLWDWP9M

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#booksky #smallbusiness #strategy #aistrategy #BusinessGrowth #SmallBusinessAI AI is changing business quickly—but knowing where to begin is often the hardest part. The book begins with a simple principle: start with the business problem, not the AI product. www.amazon.com/dp/B0HLWM4HJT

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I predicted that 40GB of RAM would let my ordinary ThinkBook run models as large as 30B. It does—but “it runs” is only part of the story. What I learned about the real limits of CPU-only local AI. theguitarsuite.substack.com/p/40gb-later...

theguitarsuite.substack.com40GB Later: What My Ordinary ThinkBook Can—and Cannot—Do With Local AII predicted what the memory upgrade might make possible. Now I have spent time running Ollama, testing models as large as 30B, and finding the real limits of this machine.

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I built a real-time International Space Station tracker for less than $30. It follows a spacecraft traveling 17,500 MPH above Earth. Hardware? $7 Raspberry Pi Pico and $20 display. I'm not an engineer nor a programmer. Find out how I built it. #RaspberryPi #SpaceExploration #DIYElectronics

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Stop renting your operating system. Your computer should work for you—not the other way around. Linux gives you control over updates, software, privacy, and how your PC is used. No single company dictates your experience. #booksky #Linux #OpenSource #Privacy #DigitalFreedom #LocalAI

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I built a real-time International Space Station tracker for less than $30. It follows a spacecraft traveling 17,500 MPH above Earth. Hardware? $7 Raspberry Pi Pico and $20 display. I'm not an engineer nor a programmer. Find out how I built it. #RaspberryPi #SpaceExploration #DIYElectronics

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If AI disappeared from your business tomorrow, would anything actually stop working—or are you just paying for tools that make you feel like you’re keeping up? #ArtificialIntelligence #SmallBusinessAI #AIForBusiness #BusinessInnovation #AIReadiness #DigitalTransformation #PracticalAI #AIVector

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#booksky #smallbusiness #entrepreneur #ceo Are you running a Small Business? Please consider my recent book if you are in this position.

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a.coAmazon.com: AI VECTOR: A Practical Guide to Purposeful AI for Small Business eBook : Snyder, Dave: Kindle StoreAI VECTOR: A Practical Guide to Purposeful AI for Small Business - Kindle edition by Snyder, Dave. Download it once and read it on your Kindle device, PC, phones or tablets. Use features like bookmark...
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Is anyone building project strictly on the command line. I installed Debian 13 server on a 10 yo Gen 4 X1 Carbon. I am going to use Tmux, OpenCode and Yazi to build a terminal based workstation. Does anyone have suggestions about the best way to get files inside? I’m going to try Yazi…

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@deltarocket87.bsky.social

I predicted that 40GB of RAM would let my ordinary ThinkBook run models as large as 30B. It does—but “it runs” is only part of the story. What I learned about the real limits of CPU-only local AI. theguitarsuite.substack.com/p/40gb-later...

theguitarsuite.substack.com40GB Later: What My Ordinary ThinkBook Can—and Cannot—Do With Local AII predicted what the memory upgrade might make possible. Now I have spent time running Ollama, testing models as large as 30B, and finding the real limits of this machine.
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If you’re curious about AI but tired of the hype, my Substack is where I slow things down and focus on what’s actually useful. I write about local and private AI, Linux, affordable hardware, emerging tools, and how ordinary people can take control of the technology they use every day.