You need a minimum of 16gb of vram in order to do anything that requires tool calls and even then it is slow. Running llms locally is a fun challenge and it's impressive what can be done on consumer hardware but it isn't cheap or simple

Usually anything that requires hours of grinding to win. Specifically completive play in Pokemon requiring hours of breeding to get perfect IVs and palworld bosses that require multiple perfect pals in order have enough dps to compete in the time limit

Couple caveats about buying a house

1. Make sure you have some money saved to deal with surprise expenses before you buy so you can handle things like appliances dying randomly.
2. Don't buy a house unless you plan on keeping it for at least 7 years. Selling a house is pain since you have to act like you don't live in your home and usually real estate commissions and closing costs Eat up all the appreciation if you sell too soon

My favorite solo exercise is rucking since all I have to is put on my vest or a pack with sand bags in it and start walking. BJJ is my favorite sport to participate in the only challenge is making it to a specific place and specific time

Yes I love using neovim it feels better having an editor, agent, and cli in separate terminal tabs instead of having one program for all three

https://www.thunderclient.com/ Thunderclient is great if you use vscode

But Linux is just kennel we need to look at all the gnu components that make Linux a complete os.... Wait maybe not https://drewdevault.com/2023/11/25/2023-11-26-RMS-on-sex.html

Why are you suggesting self hosting vaultwarden instead of self hosting bitwarden?

Clamav is ok to use for scanning files for malware. If you want something to detect behavior you can use Falco or tetragon to log events on your system. Those systems are best used if you send them to centralized log system but that's complete overkill for personal use

This and avoiding taxes are the reasons why your tea is in the harbor