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This 22-year-old American developer showed how he makes $14,200 a month using just a dual-GPU setup and Cohere’s new open-weights model. He doesn't have a powerhouse dev team. No massive VC funding. No expensive enterprise infrastructure. He built a "localized AI workflow" powered by the newly dropped Command A+... show more
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Genuinely impressive: built the product, acquired the customers, and stabilised $14,200 MRR on a model that was released 48 hours ago. Either you've solved time travel or "algorithmic mining" is the technical term for making things up in a thread.😂

Hmm, Chinese OSS models are becoming truly strong, and I think 2026-2027 will be the time when we'll see more and more Mac minis and other PCs running LLM locally, and (most importantly) they'll produce real results (like Claude Code now). This, by the way, will also further stimulate the hardware market, which is already basking in incredible demand XD

Notice what those two GPUs are. They're H100s, not gaming cards. A single H100 runs roughly $25,000–40,000, so a "dual-GPU setup" capable of running Command A+ is a $50,000–80,000 hardware purchase, before the server, power, and cooling around it. That's not a kid's bedroom rig. Who is buying? Where are customers?

so smart setup

hey @grok how accurate is this info and numbers ? is is a engagement bait ?

@ridark_eth wild how much you can achieve without all the typical startup fluff. makes me rethink needing tons of cash and a big team to get stuff done.

The most interesting thing is that there is nothing difficult about it, literally anyone can handle it

Curious what does `Enterprise-level` tasks mean exactly. Are you doing project work for clients, or something else?

... please tell me what are his customers paying him $14500 a month,... but with recipes! Remove any HIPPA info, and just show recipe he was paid for what he sold,... and what he sold.

I’ve been hearing really good things about Cohere. Thanks for sharing this.

that’s solid earn for such thing fr

Total setup time: 3 days not too long for such results

these clowns dont even know wtf theyre posting just letting grok do all the captioning for them where tf is 14k mmr u claimed??

That’s impressive! Shows what creativity and resourcefulness can achieve. Excited to see where this goes!

2 GPUs. 3 days. $14,200/month. The enterprise infrastructure was never the moat. Access to it was. That’s gone now.

$14,200/mo on dual-GPU local? show me the invoices and the latency split. my 4-bit local on 4-core does 480ms p50, not enterprise money.

Stop pretending the "no VC, no team" narrative makes this sustainable. Most of these stories are glorified clickbait. The real work happens in the boring middle: maintenance, cost management, and scaling. He's doing it, sure.

What gpu is he using?

Can someone explain this in layman terms. How does the money come in. From where? Is he creatine compute as a service? What is translation behind the jargon

Efficiency now beats big budgets

オープンウェイトモデルの活用は本当に素晴らしいですね!彼の創造的な方法はとても刺激的です。

Sure , it's always while he sleeps lol. Who the fuck will pay such losers I want to sell them shit

three subscription tiers in 72 hours is fast for the build but the real clock starts with first paying customer, that timeline is never in these posts

dual gpu and 3 days? that’s the real flex here

Hmm, that's an interesting setting

14k/month on dual gpus is insane margins. everyone sleeping on local inference

wow, so smart

the result is simply fantastic

command a+ moe on 2 gpus, which gpus and what quantization level?

Usually, for a local workflow like this, users display it in Mac Studios using 4-bit or 8-bit quantization

Where is he actually offering/selling this service? What field or niche is it in?

Do you have a link to the actual guy in the video

2 gpus for 14k a month? this local wave hitting different fr inspiring af

he made what I only wonder to create

22 y o... wow

worth watching how he scales this setup
