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Raghav Sethi

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  • Tech Writer, MUO
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As seen in: MUO, MSN, XDA Developers, Flipboard, Product Hunt, The Mac Observer, LXer Linux News
Covers:  iPhone, Mac, Retro Gaming, Windows, Android, Artificial Intelligence
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Raghav Sethi began his tech writing journey in 2022, contributing to his college’s open-source community blog. Later that year, he joined MakeUseOf, and since then has written extensively on Apple, Android, and AI. His work ranges from detailed how-tos and troubleshooting guides to opinion pieces that explore the bigger picture behind emerging tech trends.

Alongside his work at MUO, you can also find Raghav’s writing at XDA Developers, where he focuses on computing, Linux, and the world of open…

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I started self-hosting LLMs and absolutely loved it

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By Raghav Sethi Verified
| XDA Developers
I’ve never been fully comfortable using cloud-based LLMs. Most of them require sending your data to remote servers, which raises obvious privacy concerns. On top of that, many AI tools are locked behind expensive subscriptions, and you have little control over how they work. With how fast local models have improved, I wanted to see if running my own LLM was finally practical. There are several reasons to try hosting LLMs yourself, so I gave self-hosting a shot, and I was actually pretty amazed.
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This cloud workspace gives your laptop the GPU it never had

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By Raghav Sethi Verified
| MUO Verified
GPUs are insanely expensive these days. With token costs rising as well, I have even switched to running a local LLM using Claude Code to keep costs down. Running models locally is great, until it isn't Lightning AI is a cloud workspace that lives in your browser. You open it, and you get a persistent development environment with storage, an IDE, and access to GPU compute when you need it. The keyword there is persistent.
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Everyone treats Claude Code like one agent, but it can be an army

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By Raghav Sethi Verified
| MUO Verified
Claude Code is an absolutely amazing tool, even if you're not a developer. But there are a ton of things Claude Pro subscribers never end up trying. Related Someone left Claude Code running overnight, and it cost $6,000 Stop treating Claude Code like a single worker The way most people use Claude Code looks like this: open a terminal, give it a task, watch it read files and make changes, wait for it to finish, then give it the next thing. One agent, one job, sequential from start to finish.
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