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A local model (run via Ollama, LM Studio, etc.) keeps the weight files and inference computation on the local machine, and the note text is read from disk and then enters local memory and VRAM, theoretically without going over the network; a remote model is usually called via API, and the retrieved note fragments are sent to the provider's server as request content.
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