@corbin_braun: for the small price of $4,679 I will never need to hire an employee again. you are undervaluing whats possible with loc…
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A tweet claims that for $4,679, the NVIDIA DGX Spark can run local LLMs to replace virtual assistants and employees, highlighting its cost-effectiveness.
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for the small price of $4,679 I will never need to hire an employee again.
you are undervaluing whats possible with local llm
truly.
anything a virtual assistant can do, a NVIDIA DGX Spark can do.
at the cost of electricity. https://t.co/R6mYJ7cTVJ
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