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I moved my local models from Ollama to llama.cpp, and the reason I stayed has nothing to do with speed

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I moved my local models from Ollama to llama.cpp, and the reason I stayed has nothing to do with speed

Having initially relied on Ollama for hosting local AI models, I recently transitioned to llama.cpp and discovered the primary reason for my continued use has nothing to do with speed. Although both interfaces now provide comparable speeds for the models I utilize, llama.cpp's additional features and ease of use have made it my preferred choice.

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