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Ollama models: how to choose and run them
Ollama runs language models on your own hardware with almost one command. The catch is picking one your machine can hold. How to read a model listing, do the RAM math, and run it.
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AI on your machine
You do not need a cloud account to use a capable language model. Relic runs its AI on-device for privacy, and the same idea scales up: these guides cover the models you can run yourself and the tooling growing around them.
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The best local LLM depends on your hardware
The best local LLM is the smallest one that does your task and fits your memory. A buyer's guide organized by hardware tier and task, with honest evaluation advice.
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Claude Code vs Cursor: an even-handed comparison
Claude Code is a terminal agent you delegate tasks to; Cursor is an AI-first editor you stay inside. A fair comparison of form factor, interaction and where each one shines.
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Prompt injection examples, explained for defenders
Prompt injection turns untrusted data into instructions a model obeys. The categories of prompt injection examples, why they work, and how to defend without pretending it is solved.
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