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Guardrails Must Be Code: How a Local LLM Corrupted APFS

A local LLM server on a Mac Mini corrupted APFS due to low disk space. The fix involved a code-level block and a revival checklist.

A local LLM server running on a Mac Mini caused APFS corruption due to low disk space, resulting in a bricked device. This incident highlights the critical importance of memory management and disk space requirements. The solution involved implementing a code-level block and creating a revival checklist to prevent future issues.