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Post by となりのトトノ🏯Local LLM | Tonoken3 on X
大事だったのは要素研究。これに尽きる。ファイルは資産。捨てちゃだめだった
SSDのRAIDは正義。NASも正義
板状のSSDはすぐに壊れる前提に立ったほうがいい。汝OptaneSSDを求めよ
Explanation
What it says The post argues that the real lesson was preserving the underlying “elemental research” and files: files are assets and shouldn’t be discarded. It then endorses storage redundancy—“SSD RAID is justice; NAS is justice”—and says to assume M.2/board-form SSDs will fail, recommending Optane SSDs instead.
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Context This reads like a retrospective lesson from local-LLM or technical experimentation: the valuable output isn’t just the final setup, but accumulated files, intermediate research, datasets, configs, and artifacts. No image or wider thread context is available, so the exact failure or data-loss event motivating the post is unclear.
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Why it matters The durable takeaway is stronger than “buy better SSDs”: treat local AI work as irreplaceable research infrastructure. Use redundancy, separate backup/storage layers, and assume individual SSDs are disposable components. The Optane recommendation likely reflects its endurance and reliability reputation, but the post gives no model, workload, capacity, or cost comparison, so that specific hardware claim would need verification before buying.