The entire technology is a wrapper on setns().
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Link? Am both curious and skeptical
Not trying to account for the parent's claim, but generally check diskprices.com for the latest deals on Amazon (.com, .co.uk, .de, .es, .it etc)
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> The workplace of the coworker I built this for is truly offline, with no potential for LAN or wifi, so to download new models and update the system periodically I need to go pick it up from him and take it home.
I'm surprised that a "truly offline" workplace allows servers to be taken home and being connected to the internet.
I worked in the Arctic for the better part of a decade. There's Starlink now, but I've been TRULY OFFLINE for weeks (with plenty diesel generated power) as recently as 2018. Technically we could use Iridium at like $10 per MB, but my full Wikipedia mirror (+ Debian/Ubuntu packages, PyPI etc) did come in handy more than once.
I know some Antarctic research stations (like McMurdo for example) still have connectivity restrictions depending on time-of-day, and I wouldn't be surprised if they also had mirrors of these sort of things, and/or dual-3090 rigs for llama.cpp in the off hours.