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Yeschef enables Claude Code to distribute tasks to Ollama models running on a local area network, achieving 627 tokens per second across three NUC devices. This setup was discussed on Hacker News with community feedback.
Yeschef enables Claude Code to distribute tasks to Ollama models running on a local area network, achieving 627 tokens per second across three NUC devices. This setup was discussed on Hacker News with community feedback.
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This approach demonstrates efficient local deployment and workload distribution of open-source LLMs, potentially improving performance and resource utilization without relying on cloud infrastructure.
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Claude has a source-backed update with coverage spanning how to use, for developers.
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