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You should phrase your question better. " for Programming, Deep Learning, AI, ML, DS", is incredibly generic and encompasses a whole shitload of things. I mean
by ActorNightly 2y ago
You should phrase your question better. " for Programming, Deep Learning, AI, ML, DS", is incredibly generic and encompasses a whole shitload of things.
I mean, I prefer windows because it lets me run all software, from everything linux (including graphical apps) under WSL2 to all the windows specific software like CAD and DJ software.
But if for example you wanted to train llm models in any reasonable time, you need to spend some dough on a dual 4090 (or upcoming 5090) setup at a minimum, which will likely just be a linux server that you ssh into from a different machine (cause you don't want to use the graphics cards for rendering).
- shivc 2y agoGood point, my bad. Yea, if I want to train models I'd definitely need to start saving up "yesterday" lol SSH into the machine seems like the best idea for AI, and as a daily driver I guess a dual boot/one internal nvme and one in an enclosure with windows and linux seems like a good option for now to keep all options open.