@0xSero: Bootoshi is an elite builder, he deserves a follow, he built and wrote a full article on how you can get free inference…
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A tweet promoting Bootoshi's guide on accessing free AI inference and local AI resources for those who cannot afford paid subscriptions.
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Bootoshi is an elite builder, he deserves a follow, he built and wrote a full article on how you can get free inference.
He inspires me because of his endless creativity, this is something a lot of us are missing including myself
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BOOTOSHI 👑 (@KingBootoshi): I’ve had someone ask me how they can get access to AI if they can’t afford the current coding subscriptions
I’ve written a quick guide on my new blog providing resources on accessing local ai + taking advantage of free AI providers!
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